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Quantum EngineeringYear 0: Mathematical FoundationsMonth 11Day 295

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Year 0·Month 11·Week 3

Day 295: Introduction to Lie Groups — Continuous Symmetries

Day 295 of 2,016~12 min read

Learning Objectives

  • •Define Lie groups and understand their manifold structure
  • •Identify common matrix Lie groups
  • •Understand the dimension of a Lie group
  • •Connect Lie groups to physics symmetries
  • •Work with one-parameter subgroups
  • •Compute the dimension and basic properties of standard Lie groups

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OverviewPrerequisitesLearning Objectives1 What is a Lie GroupFormal DefinitionMatrix Lie GroupsDimension2 The Classical Matrix Lie GroupsThe General Linear Group GL_nThe Special Linear Group SL_nThe Orthogonal Group OnThe Special Orthogonal Group SOnThe Unitary Group UnThe Special Unitary Group SUnSummary Table3 One-Parameter SubgroupsDefinitionMatrix ExponentialExamples4 Connectedness and ComponentsConnected ComponentsSimply Connected5 Quantum Mechanics ConnectionSymmetries in QMConservation Laws Noethers TheoremGenerators and Observables6 Worked ExamplesExample 1 Verify SO2 is a Lie GroupExample 2 Dimension of SU2Example 3 The Lorentz Group7 Computational Lab8 Practice ProblemsProblem Set A Basic PropertiesProblem Set B ExponentialsProblem Set C Physics Applications9 SummaryKey DefinitionsImportant Lie Groups10 Preview Day 296
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