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Orthogonal group
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Description
Let . The orthogonal group is the set of real orthogonal matrices, with matrix multiplication. It is a subgroup of the general linear group .
Remarks
It is the group of linear isometries of with the dot product. Each element has determinant or , and is a surjective homomorphism. Its kernel is the special orthogonal group. is a compact Lie group of dimension .
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- Identity matrix object
- Matrix definition
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Where this leads
38 pages build on this one.
- Rotation matrix
- Special orthogonal group
- Rotation group SO(3)
- Maslov index
- List of simple Lie groups
- Wigner D-matrix
- Oscillator representation
- Fuchsian group
- Representation theory of SL2(R)
- Compact symplectic group
- Theta correspondence
- 6-j symbol
- Table of Lie groups
- Hyperbolic law of cosines
- Hyperboloid model
- Metaplectic group
- Poincaré group
- Hausdorff paradox
- Representation theory of SU(2)
- 3-j symbol
- Wigner's classification
- SU(2)
- Banach–Tarski paradox
- Crystallographic group
- SL(2,C)
- Spin group
- Indefinite orthogonal group
- Image of J
- Kleinian group
- Exceptional Lie group E8
- Similarity transformation
- Classical group
- SL(2,R)
- Lorentz group
- Representation theory of the Lorentz group
- Pin group
- J-homomorphism
- Exceptional Lie group G2
Further reading
- Web https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orthogonal_group, lead section
About this page
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| URI | m2://0TKYAEJ8N7 |
| Kind | object |
| Writing | W1 stated |
| MSC | 15B10, 20G20 |
| Instance of | Group |
| Uses | Orthogonal matrix |
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- section Invariants: a table of the main invariants (0 of 1)
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