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- Mathematics and Its Applications
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Abstract: Lie algebras and Lie groups play an increasingly prominent rôle in many applications of mathematics, notably in areas such as computer science, and control theory. They are essential in physics since the developments of relativity theory and quantum theory. Applications in computer science range from theoretical questions in computing and algorithm analysis (volume 2 of this series) and to practical situations such as robotic manipulation. Connections with probability theory are given in volume 1 of the series.
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