Lecture

Quantum Theory: Lorentz Transformation

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Description

This lecture covers the Lorentz transformation in the context of Quantum Theory, focusing on the representation of Lorentz in Fock space and the concepts of momentum and space. The instructor explains the mathematical formulas and principles behind Lorentz transformation, providing insights into the Hilbert space and the quantum theory.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Physics

Relativity: Special relativity

Quantum mechanics: Quantum gravity

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Algebra: Representation theory

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