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_aGroup Theoretical Methods in Physics _h[electronic resource] : _bProceedings of the XVI International Colloquium Held at Varna, Bullgaria, June 15–20, 1987 / _cedited by Heinz-D. Doebner, Jörg-D. Hennig, Tchavdar D. Palev. |
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_aLecture Notes in Physics, _x0075-8450 ; _v313 |
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| 505 | 0 | _aHorospheres and Twistors -- Spectrally ordered Lie algebras -- Algebraic expressions for classes of generalized 6-j and 9-j symbols for certain Lie groups -- Harmonic analysis on coset spaces -- The mapping class group: Homology and linearity -- Invariantly ordered spectral lie algebras as abstract dynamical systems -- Realizations of representations of Kac-Moody groups and bilinear equations for ?-functions -- Recent developments in non linear representations and evolution equations -- New constructions for representations of semisimple lie groups -- Nonrelativistic supersymmetry -- Superfield algebraic structures with Grassmann-valued structure constants -- The non-uniqueness of supertrace -- Cohomological methods in supermanifold theory -- Superalgebras of symmetries in superquantum mechanics -- Supersymmetric quantum mechanics and critical potentials -- Constrained lagrangians in N = 2-superspace formulations for the constant magnetic field system -- On some graded algebras -- Self-consistency and supersymmetry in a many fermion system -- Essentially irreducible representations of the lie superalgebras sl(n/1) and sl(n/2) -- Octonions without octonions -- Soliton solutions and bilinear residue formula for the super Kadomtsev-Petviashvili hierarchy -- Indices for plethysms of representations of Lie superalgebras -- Constructions of Lie (super)algebras from triple systems -- Coherent states and quantization on homogeneous spaces -- Relativistic spectrum generating groups: Spectrum and radiative transitions in a collective model for hadrons -- Heisenberg equations of motion for, the Coulomb problem and so(4.2) -- Degenerate representations from quantum kinematical constraints -- Application of non-bijective transformations to various potentials -- Nonuniqueness of the variational formulation of classical equations of motion and quantization rules -- About Quadratic Transformations Connected To Hurwitz Transformations -- Geometric quantization of Riemann ellipsoids -- Group-theoretic approach to scattering: The Dirac-Coulomb problem and relativistic supersymmetry -- On a quantum mechanical d'Alembert principle -- Geometric quantization of the Kepler problem with a magnetic charge -- Lie algebra of a derivative nonlinear Schrödinger equation -- Symmetry and classification of energy bands in crystals -- Dynamical su(8) for phase-coexistence: Thermodynamics of an so(4) × so(4) submodel -- Chain adaptation of space group representations and induced space group Clebsch-Gordan matrices -- Perturbation of bisemigroups and transport theory -- Space group representations induced by local site symmetries -- Quasicrystals: A distanced overview -- The time inversion symmetry in case of time translation existing -- Ergodic properties of hard rod systems -- Reducible space groups -- Colour space groups of all cubic chromomorphic classes and their application -- Auxiliary group approach for group-subgroup related transformation matrices -- A new approach to non-periodic order in solids -- Group theoretical analysis of the lattice distorsion in anisotropic Superconductivity -- The topological theory of semidefects -- Symmetries in nuclei -- Boson representation of Sp(24, R) and classification of even-even nuclei -- Group Theory of the Symplectic Nuclear Model -- The nuclear collective WSp(6,R) model -- Extension of the interacting boson model: Higher order interactions preserving the dynamical symmetry (The 0(6) limit) -- Classical Yang-Mills fields with non-compact invariance -- Cartan connections in conformal gauge theories -- The anomaly-flux-index identity and its Euclidean extension -- Quantization of anomalous gauge theories: The chiral Schwinger model -- QED as a theory of quantized connection forms -- Group-theoretical aspects of dimensional reduction -- Sp(2)-symmetric realization of the ghost spectrum in gauge theories -- The symmetry group of the Euclidean CPn model as the invariance group of two bilinear formst -- On nets of local algebras on the Minkowski lattice Z4 -- Complex scalar fields in SO(2,1)-Invariant backgrounds: Representation of the symmetries in the schrödinger picture -- Conformally invariant wave equations on 3+2 de sitter space -- Massless particles in de sitter space -- Covariant lagrangian formulation of interacting heterotic strings -- A generalization of the fourier transform and applications to quantum field theory -- Harmonic representatives of instantons and self-dual monopoles -- Homogeneous space construction of Modular Invariant QFT models with a chiral U(1) current -- Some solutions of the U(N) sigma models -- Fermions and Jordan matrices -- Algebraic and arithmetic geometry in string theory. | |
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