Extending Differential Calculus for Noncommuting Variables

Recent innovations in the differential calculus for functions of non-commuting variables, begun for a quaternionic variable,are readily extended to the case of a general Clifford algebra and then extended more to the case of a variable that is a general square matrix over the complex numbers. The expansion of F(x+delta) is given to first order in delta for general matrix variables x and delta that do not commute with each other. Further extension leads to the broader study of commutators with functions, [y, f(x)] , expressed in terms of [y, x]