Implement new generic math operator interfaces in System.Numeric types

[pziezio]

Vector, Matrix and Quaternion types form System.Numeric should implement newly added generic math interfaces like IMultiplyOperators, ISubtractionOperators etc.

Since these types already use hardware intrinsic instructions they have the possibility to become default standard for most of the math problems in .NET.

For now it's still required to implement custom Vector/Matrix types if we want to use both hardware intrinsics and generic math.

Preview Features in .NET 6 – Generic Math

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Issue Details

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Vector, Matrix and Quaternion types form `System.Numeric` should implement newly added generic math interfaces like `IMultiplyOperators`, `ISubtractionOperators` etc. Since these types already use hardware intrinsic instructions they have the possibility to become default standard for most of the math problems in .NET. For now it's still required to implement custom Vector/Matrix types if we want to use both hardware intrinsics and generic math. [Preview Features in .NET 6 – Generic Math](https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/preview-features-in-net-6-generic-math/)

Author:	pziezio
Assignees:	-
Labels:	`area-System.Numerics`, `untriaged`
Milestone:	-

[tannergooding]

This is out of scope for .NET 7. Extending the vector and matrix types will be looked at in the future as they will likely require more extensive changes to make work and work as expected.