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Linear Lie Groups

Michael Ruzhansky, Ville Turunen

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In this chapter we study linear Lie groups, i.e., Lie groups which are closed subgroups of GL(n, ℂ). But first some words about the general Lie groups: Definition 8.0.1 (Lie groups). A Lie group is a C∞-manifold which is also a group such that the group operations are C∞-smooth.

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In this chapter we study linear Lie groups, i.e., Lie groups which are closed subgroups of GL(n, ℂ). But first some words about the general Lie groups: Definition 8.0.1 (Lie groups). A Lie group is a C∞-manifold which is also a group such that the group operations are C∞-smooth.

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In this chapter we study linear Lie groups, i.e., Lie groups which are closed subgroups of GL(n, ℂ). But first some words about the general Lie groups: Definition 8.0.1 (Lie groups). A Lie group is a C∞-manifold which is also a group such that the group operations are C∞-smooth.

Key concepts: Lie group, Simple Lie group, Representation of a Lie group, Lie theory, Pure mathematics, Adjoint representation, Mathematics, Group of Lie type

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