Lecture

Irreducible Representations of Rotations Group

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This lecture covers the irreducible representations of the group of rotations, focusing on the mathematical aspects presented by the instructor. It discusses the group's properties, such as the representations being irreducible from SU(2), and the link between theory and the composition of cinematic moments. The lecture also explores the concept of eigenstates and the general reducible nature of the group, providing insights into the mathematical calculations involved in determining these representations.

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