Lecture

Orthogonality and Characters

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This lecture delves into group theory, discussing abstract groups, Platonic groups, and representations of groups through matrices. It explores irreducible representations, their importance in physics, and the concept of orthogonality, showcasing the significance of orthogonal vectors in different dimensions.

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