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Where could I know something about the active mathematician of a certain field?
Many Thanks! You are right about my confusion on what to learn next after I've learned representation theory on lie algebras of finite dimensions. I know there is a branch of representation theory which relates to number theory - representation theory of p-adic group, but I want to learn...- Fangyang Tian
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Where could I know something about the active mathematician of a certain field?
I'm a bit ashamed to say I've just learned a little about representation theory. I've only read part of the books on representation theory of lie algebras of finite dimentions - Lie groups beyond an introduction by Knapp. There is so much left to learn and a long way to go. I plan to read more...- Fangyang Tian
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Where could I know something about the active mathematician of a certain field?
Where could I know something about the active mathematician of a certain field?? Dear Folks: Half year later, it will be the application season. I intend to choose representation theory for my major. Where can I find some information about the active mathematicians in this field?? Many...- Fangyang Tian
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- Field Mathematician
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Graduate Regular Point Theorem of Manifolds with Boundaries
Dear Folks: In most textbooks on differential geometry, the regular theorem states for manifolds without boundaries: the preimage of a regular value is a imbedding submanifold. What about the monifolds with boundaries...- Fangyang Tian
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- Manifolds Point Regular Theorem
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- Forum: Differential Geometry
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Undergrad What's it called when a 3D shape can be made of 2D surfaces of all the same size
You can use the Euler Formula to prove, if I remember correctly, there are only five which are all regular polygons. 4,6,8,12,20- Fangyang Tian
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- Forum: Differential Geometry
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Graduate The relation between two terminology cusp (group & algebraic curve)
The relation between two terminology "cusp" (group & algebraic curve) Dear Folks: I come across the word "cusp" in two different fields and I think they are related. Could anyone specify their relationship for me?? Many thanks! the cusp of an algebraic curve: for example: (0,0)...- Fangyang Tian
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- Curve Group Relation Terminology
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- Forum: Differential Geometry
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Graduate Two approaches to lie algebras
Thanks for correcting me.:blushing:- Fangyang Tian
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- Forum: Differential Geometry
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Graduate Two approaches to lie algebras
Sorry, I did not read those proofs and I'm sure it is beyond my current mathematical level. Maybe it is the theory that wiki criticize not the language abstract homotopy uses. Thanks for the reference.- Fangyang Tian
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- Forum: Differential Geometry
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Graduate Two approaches to lie algebras
Well, what I mean by abstract nonsense is something that purely logic generaliztion without essential application. I've heard of the abstract homotopy theory has solved many essential problems in algebraic geometry, using category language. Thus, sometimes, we could hastely call category theory...- Fangyang Tian
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- Forum: Differential Geometry
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Graduate How to construct the two sheet cover of Klein Bottle?
Sorry, I misunderstood the original problem. It should be four, but not up to homeomorphism. To be more precisely, there are four kinds of covering not four kinds of covering space.- Fangyang Tian
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- Forum: Differential Geometry
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Graduate How to determine whether the preimage of a point is a imbedding submanifold?
How to determine whether the preimage of a point is a imbedding submanifold?? Dear Folks: It is well known that the preimage of a regular point is a imbedding submanifold, but is it possible that the preimage of a critical point is also a imbedding submanifold?? More generally, is there...- Fangyang Tian
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- Point
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- Forum: Differential Geometry
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Graduate How to construct the two sheet cover of Klein Bottle?
How to construct the two sheet cover of Klein Bottle?? Dear Folks: There are four kinds of two sheet cover (up to homeomorhism) of Klein Bottle, it is easy to check torus is one of them, what are the others?? Many thanks!- Fangyang Tian
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- Klein
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- Forum: Differential Geometry
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Graduate Two approaches to lie algebras
First, the differential geometry method still works when we talk about lie groups with infinite dimensions, while we could not calculate infinite dimension matrix seriously. Matrix of infinite dimension is actually a operator and is usually discussed in functional analysis. This generalization...- Fangyang Tian
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- Forum: Differential Geometry
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Graduate How to find subgroup of index n in a given group
Dear Folks: Is there a general method to find all subgroups in a given abstract group?? Many Thanks! This question came into my classmates' mind when he wants to find a 2 sheet covering of the Klein Bottle. This question is equivalent to find a subgroup of index 2 in Z free product...- Fangyang Tian
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- Group Index Subgroup
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra