Representations of Compact Lie Groups (Graduate Texts in Mathematics)

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The second printing fixes many typos in the first printing and also clarifies a few proofs in Chapter 9.

If the acknowledgments section at the end of the preface mentions "additional input on the second printing of the second edition," you have the corrected second printing. Here is a list of errata to the first printing of the second edition: These have been corrected in the second printing.

Here is a revised version of Section 9. This has been incorporated into the second printing. Please send any additional corrections to me at bhall nd.

New features of second edition: The second edition maintains a key feature of the first edition, namely the use of matrix Lie groups instead of general Lie groups. This approach allows one to get started quickly without needing to develop the machinery of smooth manifolds.

As in the first edition, I use the Baker-Campbell-Hausdorff formula in place of the more traditional Frobenius theorem to develop the deeper results about the relationship between groups and Lie algebras. The new edition then adds a lot of new material on representation theory of semisimple Lie algebras and compact groups.

I now give a full development of the representation theory of semisimple Lie algebras, including the introduction of the universal enveloping algebra and a proof of the Poincare-Birkhoff-Witt theorem. I also have a mostly new chapter developing additional properties of the representations, including complete reducibility algebraic proof , the Weyl character formula, the Weyl dimension formula, and the Kostant multiplicity formula.

Lie algebras, though mentioned occasionally, are not used in an essential way. The material as well as its presentation are classical; one might say that the foundations were known to Hermann Weyl at least 50 years ago.

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Prerequisites to the book are standard linear algebra and analysis, including Stokes' theorem for manifolds. The book can be read by German students in their third year, or by first-year graduate students in the United States. Generally speaking the book should be useful for mathematicians with geometric interests and, we hope, for physicists.

At the end of each section the reader will find a set of exercises. These vary in character: Some ask the reader to verify statements used in the text, some contain additional information, and some present examples and counter examples. We advise the reader at least to read through the exercises. Irreducible Characters and Weights.