Lecture

Introduction to Group Representations Theory

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Description

This lecture covers the theory of group representations in quantum physics, focusing on symmetries, invariance laws, perturbation theory, and the EPR paradox. It explains the concept of multi-body elements, time independence, and perturbation approximations. The instructor discusses the application of representation theory to determine the degeneracy of energy states and the selection rules in quantum systems.

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