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Group Theory & Physics (2b): Example & Intuition One last intuition before moving on to the fun stuff..pic.twitter.com/6w7W0daMQy
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Group Theory & Physics (3): Lie Groups The defining property of a Lie Group is that the group elements can be parametrized by a continuous variable.pic.twitter.com/pNJd0n5VRj
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Group Theory & Physics (4): Lie Groups SU(2) & SO(3) These are two of the most important groups in physics, and are at the heart of Quantum Mechanics, Special Relativity, and Quantum Field Theory.pic.twitter.com/axBTNurgJX
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hahha do you have a feature request?
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Rather, "continuous variable" is the right words in the context of "topological groups" http://ncatlab.org/nlab/show/topological+group … For Lie groups it would be "smooth variable".
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Lie groups are groups whose underlying set of elements is equipped with the structure of a smooth manifold, and whose group operations are *smooth* functions with respect to that structure. http://ncatlab.org/nlab/show/Lie+group …
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Please tell more about Lie Group and the relationship between Lie group and physics.
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Pure Sophus-try
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