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I am familiar with what SO(2) means for example but am unclear what SO(1,1) refers to. This came up in a classical physics video lecture when lie groups were discussed and the significance of the notation was glossed over.
Second question: is the dimensionality of such a group the same as the number of generators?
Second question: is the dimensionality of such a group the same as the number of generators?