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Notational Conventions Introduction, Definitions and Examples Basic Definitions and Terminology Subgroups and Cosets Direct Product of Groups Cyclic, Dihedral and Permutation Groups Cyclic Group Dihedral Group Permutation Group Orbit Stabiliser Theorem Further Definitions Automorphisms and Semi-Direct Product Wreath Products and Central Products Conjugacy Classes Normaliser, Centraliser and Commutator Double Coset Goursat's Lemma Quaternion Groups Tetrahedral, Octahedral and Icosahedral Groups Matrix Groups Orthogonal Unitary Symplectic Heisenberg Group Compact and Non Compact Representations Schur's Lemmas Induced Representations Unitary Representations Infinite Dimensional Unitary Representations Real and Pseudo-Real Representations Orthogonality Relations Characters Further Constraints on Dimensions of Irreducible Representations Tensor Products Symmetric and Antisymmetric Products Character Tables Molien Series Anticommuting Molien Series Examples of Molien Series Molien Series and Wreath Products Symmetries in Quantum Mechanics, Projective and Anti-Unitary Representations Projective Representations Anti-Unitary Representations Rotations and Angular Momentum, SO(3) and SU(2) Th
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- Author
- Hugh Osborn
- Publisher
- Cambridge University Press
- Published
- 2021
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
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