In (Mace, 1996) we have shown how Cayley's Algebra can be used to obta
in expressions of generation and intersection of lines and planes. Thi
s tool is of great interest in homogeneous coordinates. This paper sho
ws how the introduction of line and plane as kernels of linear mapping
s leads to tensorial formulation easier to manipulate than traditional
Plucker-Grassmann coordinates. After extensors and duality for antisy
mmetric tensors are defined, we show that line and plane generation in
projective space is always an orthogonality problem solved by an exte
nsor. The use of duality gives us analogous formulas for intersections
. The results are simple and have a wide area of applications. (C) 199
7 Elsevier Science B.V.