Lie groups : a problem-oriented introduction via matrix groups
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TextPublication details: Hyderabad Universities press 2022Description: 177 pISBN: 9789393330185Subject(s): Matrix groupsDDC classification: 512.482 Summary: This textbook is a complete introduction to Lie groups for undergraduate students. The only prerequisites are multi-variable calculus and linear algebra. The emphasis is placed on the algebraic ideas, with just enough analysis to define the tangent space and the differential and to make sense of the exponential map. This textbook works, on the principle that students learn best when they are actively engaged. To this end nearly 200 problems are included in the text, ranging from the routine to the challenging level. Every chapter has a section called “Putting the pieces together” in which all definitions and results are collected for reference and further reading is suggested.
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| 512.482 HAL/L Lie groups, lie algebras, and representations: An elementary introduction / | 512.482 HEN/R Representations of Lie algebras | 512.482 MAL/L Linear algebraic groups and finite groups of lie type / | 512.482 POL/L Lie groups : a problem-oriented introduction via matrix groups | 512.482 STI/N Naive lie theory / | 512.482 TAU/L Lie algebras and algebraic groups | 512.5 ANT/L Linear algebra : |
This textbook is a complete introduction to Lie groups for undergraduate students. The only prerequisites are multi-variable calculus and linear algebra. The emphasis is placed on the algebraic ideas, with just enough analysis to define the tangent space and the differential and to make sense of the exponential map. This textbook works, on the principle that students learn best when they are actively engaged. To this end nearly 200 problems are included in the text, ranging from the routine to the challenging level. Every chapter has a section called “Putting the pieces together” in which all definitions and results are collected for reference and further reading is suggested.
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