It is hard to know where to begin. Are you familiar with vector spaces, quaternions, and multi-dimensional geometries? Have you read A.E. Abbot's
Flatland? Do you have the vocabulary to translate the algebraic language into geometrical pictures?
If you do, signify, and we can begin a discussion.
If you don't, I would suggest that this forum is not the place to learn. I would be happy to converse with you on the subject if you would consider doing some reading.
If you understand abstract algebras, set theory, or even "mechanical drawing", how three dimensional forms can be accurately rendered by two dimensional projections and cross-sections, and how numbers map to points then I can explain. If you do not understand those things, then it will take some time and trouble on my part to explain, if you are not willing to do the work, I won't bother.
If you are familiar with the math, then we have a basis for discussion.