Vectors From Leibniz to Einstein

And how naive to have imagined that the series ended at this point, in only three dimensions!            − 2001, A Space Odyssey, by Arthur C. Clarke The German philosopher-scientist Gottfried Leibniz dreamed of a universal language and a method of calculation to go with it, so that, if disputes arose on any subject, a disputant…

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