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Hamilton operators and homothetic motions inR 3

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Quaternion is a division ring. It is shown that planes passing through the origin can be made a field with the quaternion product in R3. The Hamiltonian operators help us define the homothetic motions on these planes. New characterizations for these motions are investigated.

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Communicated by ZHOU Zhe-wei

Biography: Yusuf Yayli

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Yayli, Y., Yaz, N. & Karacan, M.K. Hamilton operators and homothetic motions inR 3 . Appl Math Mech 25, 898–902 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02438797

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