Clifford algebras and lie theory /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Heidelberg :
Springer,
[2013]
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| Series: | Ergebnisse der Mathematik und ihrer Grenzgebiete ;
3. Folge, Bd. 58. |
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Table of Contents:
- Convention
- List of Symbols
- Symmetric bilinear forms
- Quadratic vector Spaces
- Isotropie subspaces
- Split bilinear forms
- E. Cartan-Dieudonne* Theorem
- Witt's Theorem
- Orthogonal groups for K = R, C
- Lagrangian Grassmannians
- Clifford algebras
- Exterior algebras
- Definition
- Universal property, functoriality
- Derivations
- Transposition
- Duality pairings
- Clifford algebras
- Definition and first properties
- Universal property, functoriality
- The Clifford algebras Cl(n, m)
- The Clifford algebras Cl(n)
- Symbol map and quantization map
- Transposition
- Chirality dement
- The trace and the super-trace
- Lie derivatives and contractio̧ns
- The Lie algebra q(^²(V))
- A formula for the Clifford product
- The Clifford algebra as a quantization
- Differential Operators
- Graded Poisson algebras
- Graded super Poisson algebras
- Poisson structures on ^(V)
- The spin representation
- The Clifford group and the spin group
- The Clifford group
- ThegroupsPin(V) andSpin(V)
- Clifford modules
- Basic constructions
- The spinor module Sf
- The dual spinor module SF
- Irreducibility of the spinor module
- Abstract spinor modules
- Pure spinors
- The canonical bilinear pairing on spinors
- The character x : ...
- Cartan's triality principle
- The Clifford algebra C/(V)
- The Clifford algebra C/(V)
- Thegroups Spinc(V) and Pinc(V)
- Spinor modules over C/(V)
- Classification of irreducible C/(V)-modules
- Spin representation
- Applications to compact Lie groups
- Covariant and contravariant spinors
- Pull-backs and push-forwards of spinors
- Factorizations
- The Lie algebra ...
- The group SO...
- The group Spin...
- The quantization map revisited
- The symbol map in terms of the spinor module
- The symbol of elements in the spin group
- Another factorization
- The symbol of elements exp...
- Clifford exponentials versus exterior algebra exponentials
- The symbol of elements exp...
- The function A...
- Volume forms on conjugacy classes
- Enveloping algebras
- The universal enveloping algebra
- Construction
- Universal property
- Augmentation map, anti-automorphism
- Derivations
- Modules overt U (g)
- Unitary representations
- Graded or filtered Lie algebras and super Lie algebras
- Further remarks
- The Poincaré-Birkhoff-Witt Theorem
- U (g) as left-invariant differential Operators
- The enveloping algebra as a Hopf algebra
- Hopf algebras
- Hopf algebra structure on S(E)
- Hopf algebra structure on U (g)
- Primitive elements
- Coderivations
- Coderivations of S(E)
- Petracci's proof of the Poincaré-Birkhoff-Witt Theorem
- A g-representation by coderivations
- The formal vector fields ...
- Proof of Petracci's Theorem
- The center of the enveloping algebra
- Weil algebras
- Differential Spaces
- Symmetrie and tensor algebra over differential Spaces
- Homotopies
- Koszul algebras
- Symmetrization
- g-differential Spaces
- The g-differential algebra ^g*
- g-homotopies
- The Weil algebra
- Chern-Weil homomorphisms
- The non-commutative Weil algebra W̃g
- Equivariant cohomology of g-differential Spaces
- Transgression in the Weil algebra
- Quantum Weil algebras
- The g-differential algebra C1(g)
- The quantum Weil algebra
- Poisson structure on the Weil algebra
- Definition of the quantum Weil algebra
- The eubie Dirac Operator
- W(g) as a level 1 enveloping algebra
- Conjugation
- Application : Duflo's Theorem
- Relative Dirac Operators
- Harish-Chandra projections
- Enveloping algebras
- Clifford algebras
- Quantum Weil algebras
- Applications to reductive Lie algebras
- Notation
- Harish-Chandra projections
- Harish-Chandra projection for U(g)
- Harish-Chandra projection of the quadratic Casimir
- Harish-Chandra projection for Cl(g)
- Equal rank subalgebras
- The kernel of Dv
- q-dimensions
- The shifted Dirac Operator
- Dirac induction
- Central extensions of compact Lie groups
- Twisted representations
- The p-representation of g as a twisted representation of G
- Definition of the induction map
- The kernel of DM
- D(g, ...) as a geometric Dirac Operator
- Differential Operators on homogeneous Spaces
- Dirac Operators on manifolds
- Linear connections
- Principal connections
- Dirac Operators
- Dirac Operators on homogeneous Spaces
- The Hopf-Koszul-Samelson Theorem
- Lie algebra cohomology
- Lie algebra homology
- Definition and basic properties
- Schouten bracket
- Lie algebra homology for reductive Lie algebras
- Hopf algebra structure on (^g)g
- Primitive elements
- Hopf-Koszul-Samelson Theorem
- Consequences of the Hopf-Koszul-Samelson Theorem
- Transgression Theorem
- The Clifford algebra of a reductive Lie algebra
- Cl(g) and the p-representation
- Relation with extremal projectors
- Theisomorphism...
- The p-decomposition of elements...
- The space Hom...
- The Space Hom...
- The Harish-Chandra projection of ...
- Relation with the principal TDS
- Appendix A : Graded and filtered super spaces
- Super vector spaces
- Graded super vector spaces
- Filtered super vector spaces
- Appendix B : Reductive Lie algebras
- Definitions and basic properties
- Cartan subalgebras
- Representation theory of sl(2, C)
- Roots
- Simple roots
- TheWeylgroup
- Weyl Chambers
- Weights of representations
- Highest weight representations
- Extremal weights
- Multiplicity computations
- Appendix C : Background on Lie groups
- Preliminaries
- Group actions on manifolds
- The exponential map
- The vector field ...
- Maurer-Cartan forms
- Quadratic Lie groups
- References
- Index.