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Quotient Algebra Partition and Cartan Decomposition for su(N) III
arXiv
Authors: Zheng-Yao Su, Ming-Chung Tsai
Year
2019
Paper ID
14290
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Preprint
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In the 3rd episode of the serial exposition, quotient algebra partitions of rank zero earlier introduced undergo further partitions generated by bi-subalgebras of higher ranks. The refined versions of quotient algebra partitions admit not only Cartan decompositions of type AI but also decompositions of types AII and AIII, resorting to systematic applications of the operation tri-addition. Details of quotient algebra partitions of higher ranks are extensively examined in this longest episode of the serial. Furthermore, the computational universality is attained taking advantage of a special form of transformation called the s-rotation. The structure of quotient algebra partition is preserved under mappings composed of spinor-to-spinor s-rotations.
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