This work is an investigation into the structure and properties of supersymmetric hypermatrix Lie algebra generated by elements of the dihedral group D3. It is based on previous work on the subject of supersymmetric Lie algebra (Schreiber, 2012). In preview work I used several new algebraic tools; namely cubic hypermatrices (including special arrangements of such hypermatrices) and I obtained a...

We review classical properties of harmonic-oscillator coherent states. Then we discuss which of these classical properties are preserved under the group-theoretic generalization of coherent states. We prove that the generalized coherent states of quantum systems with Lie-group symmetries are the unique Bell states, i.e., the pure quantum states preserving the fundamental classical property of s...

We study a canonical quantization of the Wess{Zumino{Witten (WZW) model which depends on two integer parameters rather than one. The usual theory can be obtained as a contraction, in which our two parameters go to in nity keeping the di erence xed. The quantum theory is equivalent to a generalized Thirring model, with left and right handed fermions transforming under di erent representations of...

Abstract. It is shown that every Lie algebra can be represented as a bivector algebra; hence every Lie group can be represented as a spin group. Thus, the computational power of geometric algebra is available to simplify the analysis and applications of Lie groups and Lie algebras. The spin version of the general linear group is thoroughly analyzed, and an invariant method for constructing real...

The Iwasawa decomposition of a connected semisimple complex Lie group or a connected semisimple split real Lie group is one of the most fundamental observations of classical Lie theory. It implies that the geometry of a connected semisimple complex resp. split real Lie group G is controlled by any maximal compact subgroup K. Examples are Weyl’s unitarian trick in the representation theory of Li...

The Iwasawa decomposition of a connected semisimple complex Lie group or a connected semisimple split real Lie group is one of the most fundamental observations of classical Lie theory. It implies that the geometry of a connected semisimple complex resp. split real Lie group G is controlled by any maximal compact subgroup K. Examples are Weyl’s unitarian trick in the representation theory of Li...

More than two decades ago, in his classical paper on the irreducible unitary representations of the Lorentz group, V. Bargmann initiated the concrete study of Fourier analysis on real Lie groups and obtained the analogue of the classical Fourier expansion theorem in the case of the Lorentz group. Since then the general theory for real semisimple Lie groups has been extensively developed, chiefl...

Motivated by recent developments in numerical Lie group integrators, we introduce a family of local coordinates on Lie groups denoted generalized polar coordinates. Fast algorithms are derived for the computation of the coordinate maps, their tangent maps and the inverse tangent maps. In particular we discuss algorithms for all the classical matrix Lie groups and optimal complexity integrators ...

A nonzero element x of a Lie algebra L over a field F is called extremal if [x, [x,L]] ⊆ Fx. Extremal elements are a well-studied class of elements in simple finite-dimensional Lie algebras of Chevalley type: they are the long root elements. In [CSUW01], Cohen, Steinbach, Ushirobira and Wales have studied Lie algebras generated by extremal elements, in particular those of Chevalley type. The au...