Group theoretical methods in physics : proceedings of the XIth international colloquium held at Božaziçi University, Istanbul, Turkey, August 23-28, 1982
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Non-compact groups and irreducible representations
- Duality theorems in conformal geometry
- Covariant differential operators
- Generalized young tableaux and weight multiplicity for classical Lie groups
- G(2) ? SU(2) x SU(2) shift operators and scalars
- Generalised young tableaux for Lie algebras and superalgebras
- The DeSitter symmetry of the Dirac equation
- Casimir operators for inhomogeneous classical groups
- Construction and unitary representations of the non - compact groups of supergravity
- A new look at group orthogonality relations
- Lie supergroups and graded Lie groups
- The invariants of the nondegenerate representations of the group of the pseudo orthogonal matrices SO(P,1)
- Topological and algebraic structure of linear problems associated with completely integrable systems
- Infinite dimensional symmetry algebras in integrable systems
- Scattering and transfer in some group theoretical potentials
- Reduction of supersymmetric ?-models on graded manifolds
- Two dimensional ?-models and harmonic maps from S2 to S2n
- Completely integrable Hamiltonian systems and the separation of variables
- Conformally invariant pure spinor models
- Exact solvability in chiral and gauge theories
- An inverse scattering transform technique for stationary Axi-symmetric Einsteins-Maxwell fields
- The symmetric space property and the embedding problem for stationary Axi-symmetric Einstein-Maxwell fields
- Self-dual Yang-Mills as a totally integrable system
- Constrained Hamiltonian systems
- Backlund problem,differential algebra and group theory
- Are atomic Hartree-Fock equations linearizable?
- Oscillator-like unitary representations of non-compact groups and supergroups and extended supergravity theories
- Gravity, supergravities and integrablesystems
- Free graded differential superalgebras
- Relativistic wave equations from supergroup quantization
- Generalized Kerr-Schild transformation
- Adding a ?-term to pp-wave solutions of the Einstein field equations
- Aspects of a spin(1,4) gauge theory with Kaluza-Klein symmetry
- Composite gravity and composite supergravity
- Labelling of irreducible representations of super Lie algebras
- Tensorial properties of incommensurate crystals
- Bifurcations and symmetry changes in crystals
- The structure of space Groups'unitary representations
- Band structure of almost periodic potentials
- Space group representations for crystal structure types
- Selection rules for polymers
- Automorphism symmetries of space group selection rules
- Invariant formulation for the zeros of covariant vector fields
- Associated corepresentations and symmetry of Clebsch-Gordan coefficients
- Generalized and symmetrized Clebsch Gordan coefficients for antiunitary groups
- Generalized coupling coefficients for space groups
- Active representations of space groups based on the cubic lattice
- Reduced large N models
- Derivation of infinite-component wave equations from field theory
- Maximal symmetries on potentials and gauge invariance
- Ghosts, Anomalies and the geometry of gauge fields
- Colour algebras and generalized statistics
- The branching rule of Weyl and the quantum number b(?1, ?2, ?3)
- On a new regularization method for Feynman diagrams
- Explicit realization of E8
- Dynamical symmetry breaking in SU(2) . U(1) in weak coupling limit
- Dynamical unification of fermions and gauge bosons for internal symmetry and gravity
- Q =I3 + 12Y. WHY?
- Examples of group contraction
- Symmetry breaking in the spectrum generating group and its experimental tests
- Construction ofthe dynamical symmetry group of the relativistic harmonic oscillator by the Infeld-Hull factorization method
- Dynamical semigroups for resonances in rigged Hilbert spaces
- Extrema of Landau and Higgs polynomials and zeros of renormalization-group equations
- Group contraction and macroscopic quantum systems
- The Interacting Boson Model and its connection with group theory
- Boson mappings in nuclear physics. A brief and prejudiced survey
- Does accidental degeneracy imply a symmetry group?
- A hidden symmetry incollective excitations of many-body systems
- The U(6) symmetry in the microscopic collective model
- SO(2n+1) in an [SU(2)]n basis: Symmetric representations
- A formalism for the microscopic interacting boson model with non-degenerate orbits
- SU(3) in an 0(3) basis: Eigenvalue spectrum of the Q l 0 AND O l 0 operators
- SU(4) in an SO(4) basis : Shift operator technique
- The algebraic geometry of multimonopoles
- Dimensional reduction, spinor fielks and characteristic classes
- Graded bundles in the Ogievetsky-Sokatchev supergravity
- Analysis and comparison of different ways of identification of spin functions variables
- A generalized imprimitivity theorem for a class of POV measures
- Inversions in twistor space
- Physical group theory and Euclidean space
- Some aspects of random walks on groups
- Ising model on finitely presented groups
- Self-triality in statistical mechanics and field theory
- Symmetries of finite hard rod systems
- Influences of lattice dimension d and character of spin-interactions on the thermodynamics of Ising models
- Gauge invariance in the strong coupling BCS-model
- On the algebraic properties of the Luttinger model
- Dynamical groups and coexistence phenomena.