Lecture

Group Theory: Basics

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Description

This lecture introduces the concept of group theory, covering sets, applications, associativity, identity, and inverses. Examples include permutations, rotations, and bijective functions. Recommended readings include 'Lie Algebras in Particle Physics' by H. Georgi and 'Group Theory (A Physicist's Survey)' by P. Ramond.

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Algebra: Representation theory, Abstract algebra, Linear algebra

Mathematical logic: Set theory

Geometry: Symmetry

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