This volume is dedicated to analytic and geometric aspects of Clifford analysis and its applications. There are two sources of papers in this collection. One is a satellite conference to the ICM 2002 in Beijing, held August 15-18 at the University of Macau; and the other source are invited contributions by experts in the field. All articles were strictly refereed and contain previously unpublished new results, some include comprehensive surveys. Including applications to articificial intelligence, number theory, numerical analysis and physics, the book will be a unique resource for postgraduates and researchers in a large number of disciplines.
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