CHAPTERI
LieGroupsandLieAlgebras
1.TheConceptofaLieGroupandtheClassicalExamples
2.Left-InvariantVectorFieldsandOne-ParameterGroups
3.TheExponentialMap
4.HomogeneousSpacesandQuotientGroups
5.InvariantIntegration
6.CliffordAlgebrasandSpinorGroups
CHAPTERII
ElementaryRepresentationTheory
1.Representations
2.SemisimpleModules
3.LinearAlgebraandRepresentations
4.CharactersandOrthogonalityRelations
5.RepresentationsofSU(2),SO(3),U(2),andO(3).
6.RealandQuaternionicRepresentations
7.TheCharacterRingandtheRepresentationRing
8.RepresentationsofAbelianGroups
9.RepresentationsofLieAlgebras
10.TheLieAlgebrasl(2,C)
CHAPTERIII
RepresentativeFunctions
1.AlgebrasofRepresentativeFunctions
2.SomeAnalysisonCompactGroups
3.TheTheoremofPeterandWeyl
4.ApplicationsoftheTheoremofPeterandWeyl
5.GeneralizationsoftheTheoremofPeterandWeyl
6.InducedRepresentations
7.Tannaka-KreinDuality
8.TheComplexificationofCompactLieGroups
CHAPTERIV
TheMaximalTorusofaCompactLieGroup
1.MaximalTori
2.ConsequencesoftheConjugationTheorem
3.TheMaximalToriandWeylGroupsoftheClassicalGroups
4.CartanSubgroupsofNonconnectedCompactGroups
CHAPTERV
RootSystems
1.TheAdjointRepresentationandGroupsofRank1
2.RootsandWeylChambers
3.RootSystems
4.BasesandWeylChambers
5.DynkinDiagrams
6.TheRootsoftheClassicalGroups
7.TheFundamentalGroup,theCenterandtheStiefetDiagram
8.TheStructureoftheCompactGroups
CHAPTERVI
IrreducibleCharactersandWeights
1.TheWeylCharacterFormula
2.TheDominantWeightandtheStructureoftheRepresentationRing
3.TheMultiplicitiesoftheWeightsofanIrreducibleRepresentation
4.RepresentationsofRealorQuaternionicType
5.RepresentationsoftheClassicalGroups
6.RepresentationsoftheSpinorGroups
7.RepresentationsoftheOrthogonalGroups
Bibliography
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