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[QUOTE="RPinPA, post: 6064930, member: 651116"] I think you're asking a question about Group Theory and I suspect that there may be an answer to your question in connection with Hilbert spaces, which are very important in physics. An example of a group you've been given, and an invariant measure, and what a "sum over the group elements" entails, would be useful. Surely some example was given in your textbook. Surely they actually did a calculation when they introduced these things. So show us that calculation. [/QUOTE]
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