Expanding knowledge on the Classical Groups

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The discussion focuses on expanding knowledge about classical groups, specifically seeking additional resources beyond Robert Gilmore's "Lie Groups, Lie Algebras and Some of their Applications." Users recommend Weyl's classic text on the subject as a valuable resource. The conversation emphasizes the need for comprehensive materials that delve deeper into the properties and relationships of classical groups.

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I need some material on the properties and relationships between classical groups.

I was using Robert Gilmore's "Lie Groups, Lie Algebras and Some of their Aplications", but it barely covers it (section 2.iv).

Does someone know about a book or any lecture notes that could be used to expand Gilmore's information?
 
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