Highest weights, projective geometry, and the classical limit: I. Geometrical aspects and the classical limit

This paper starts with a new proof that highest weight vectors for semi-simple Lie group representations can be characterised by quadratic equations, and finds the automorphism group of this quadratic variety. The idea is illustrated by various geometrical examples. Various generalisations to Cliffo...

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Main Author: Hannabuss, K
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: 2000
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description This paper starts with a new proof that highest weight vectors for semi-simple Lie group representations can be characterised by quadratic equations, and finds the automorphism group of this quadratic variety. The idea is illustrated by various geometrical examples. Various generalisations to Clifford algebras and quantum groups are explored, as well as the relationship between geometry, second quantisation, and the classical limit. © 2000 Elsevier Science B.V.
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Highest weights, projective geometry, and the classical limit: I. Geometrical aspects and the classical limit
title Highest weights, projective geometry, and the classical limit: I. Geometrical aspects and the classical limit
title_full Highest weights, projective geometry, and the classical limit: I. Geometrical aspects and the classical limit
title_fullStr Highest weights, projective geometry, and the classical limit: I. Geometrical aspects and the classical limit
title_full_unstemmed Highest weights, projective geometry, and the classical limit: I. Geometrical aspects and the classical limit
title_short Highest weights, projective geometry, and the classical limit: I. Geometrical aspects and the classical limit
title_sort highest weights projective geometry and the classical limit i geometrical aspects and the classical limit
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