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Physics751: Group Theory (for Physicists) Christoph L AVZ 124, Phone 73 3163 16, 2010 Contents1 About These Notes .. Time and Place .. Tutorials .. Exam and Requirements .. Literature ..62 Groups: General Motivation: Why Group Theory ? .. Definition, Examples .. Examples .. Subgroups and Cosets .. Conjugates, Normal Subgroups .. Quotient Groups .. Group Homomorphisms .. Product Groups .. Summary ..213 General Group Actions .. Representations .. Unitarity .. Reducibility .. Direct Sums and Tensor Products .. Schur s Lemma.

This is a three-hour course. Lectures will be on Wednesday from 14 to 16 and on Friday from 9 to 10. Since lecture period is from April 12 to July 23, with a break from May 25 to 29, i.e. 14 weeks, and Dies Academicus on Wednesday May 19, there will be 13 two-hour and 14 one-hour lectures. The problem sheets, lecture notes (chapter by chapter ...

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