Homogeneous spaces and invariant tensors (Q2638544)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4182295
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    Homogeneous spaces and invariant tensors
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4182295

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      Homogeneous spaces and invariant tensors (English)
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      The survey presents the results of the author and his collaborators on the construction and classification of tensors which are invariant with respect to a semisimple Lie algebra H. The main tool for the construction of such tensors is the following ``inclusion principle'' proposed by the author. Let \(\phi\) be a linear representation of a Lie algebra H in a vector space V. Assume that H is a subalgebra of a Lie algebra G with a reductive decomposition \(G=H+B\) such that the H-module V is isomorphic to a submodule \(B_ 1\) of the H-module B. Then for any linear representation \(\Phi\) of the Lie algebra G, the polynomial functions \[ F(X_ 1,...,X_ p)=Tr \Phi (X_ 1)\cdot...\cdot \Phi (X_ p),\quad X_ 1,...,X_ p\in B_ 1, \] define H-invariant tensors on the space \(B_ 1\approx V\). The author also states some results about classification of invariant tensors of order \(\leq 6\) on Riemannian symmetric spaces and about algebras with irreducible groups of automorphisms.
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      algebras with irreducible automorphism group
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      isotropy irreducible homogeneous spaces
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      inclusion principle
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      invariant tensors
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      Riemannian symmetric spaces
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