Harmonic analysis : the n-dimensional Lorentz group and its application to conformal quantum field theory
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| Jezik: | Anglais |
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| Serija: | Lecture notes in physics
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| Edition sous un autre format: | • Harmonic analysis, the n-dimensional Lorentz group and its application to conformal quantum field theory, V. K. Dobrev, G. Mack, V.B. Petkova [et al.], Berlin, Springer-Verlag, 1977, 1 vol. (X-280 p.), Lecture notes in physics, 978-3-540-08150-0 • Harmonic Analysis, Texte imprimé, 9783662195765 |
Kazalo:
- 1. Group structure. Preliminaries
- 2. Induced representations. Definition and various realizations
- 3. Further properties of the elementary representations
- 4. Intertwining operators: X-space realization
- 5. Momentum space expansion of the intertwining distribution and positivity
- 6. Nondecomposable representations and intertwining differential operators
- 7. Discrete and general properties of the discrete series
- 8. The Plancheral theorem. Concluding remarks
- 9. The Kronecker product of two elementary representations
- 10. Construction of the Clebsch Gordan expansion
- 11. Special cases and further properties of the expansion formula
- 12. Renormalizable models of self-interacting scalar fields. Dynamical equations for Green functions
- 13. Invariance and invariant solutions of the dynamical equations. Conformal partial wave expansion for the Euclidean Green functions
- 14. Implications of the dynamical equations. Pole structure of conformal partial waves
- 15. Another form of the conformal expansion, involving a Minkowski momentum space integral. The Q-kernels
- 16. The problem of crossing symmetry. Concluding remarks.