Lie Algebras 3 -- More ideals, homomorphisms, and isomorphisms.
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babe wake up, the new michael penn lie algebra lecture is up
The perfect couple 😊
Element "Lie Algebra 3" is actually not in the set "Playlist Lie Algebra". Perhaps it ought also to be an element of the playlist.
Easy or not, I particularly like the way you include motivations rather than just presenting the material in a purely formal way.
Very helpful in finally seeing the meat of trivial ideals, their range and null spaces.
Really thankful for these lecture videos!
Ideals 0:00
Commutator 8:00
Homomorphisms 14:32
Why am I here at 1:14am in the morning? 🤔
I'm amused by the result that gl2(C)≈sl2(C)+C, when you can obviously decompose any matrix A into a matrix with trace 0 plus tr(A)I, and the cross terms in these sums obviously commute. On the other hand, it's nice to see that some consequences of a big theorem are clearly true.
My interest in Lie theory surpasses my hatred for algebra
Where can I find solutions to the problems at the end? I tried to solve them for myself, but I'm not sure if I did it right.
(3) is easy, only tedious. For (2) I got that Witt' is identical to Witt. For (1) I got that one has to choose h = -2l_0, e = -l_-1, f = -l_1.
Sir on what condition Image of phi equal to L2???