Sobczyk's simplicial calculus does not have a proper foundation
The pseudoscalars in Garret Sobczyk's paper \emph{Simplicial Calculus with Geometric Algebra} are not well defined. Therefore his calculus does not have a proper foundation.
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The pseudoscalars in Garret Sobczyk's paper \emph{Simplicial Calculus with Geometric Algebra} are not well defined. Therefore his calculus does not have a proper foundation.
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