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Group Theory

  • Lecturer: Wirzba, Krewald, Luu, Hanhart
  • Semester: Winter 2014/2015

Problem sets

#Handed inReviewed
1physics751-01-handed_in.pdfphysics751-01-reviewed.pdf
2physics751-02-handed_in.pdfphysics751-02-reviewed.pdf
3physics751-03-handed_in.pdfphysics751-03-reviewed.pdf
4physics751-04-handed_in.pdfphysics751-04-reviewed.pdf
5physics751-05-handed_in.pdfphysics751-05-reviewed.pdf
6physics751-06-handed_in.pdfphysics751-06-reviewed.pdf
7physics751-07-handed_in.pdfphysics751-07-reviewed.pdf
8physics751-08-handed_in.pdf
9physics751-09-handed_in.pdfphysics751-09-reviewed.pdf
10physics751-10-handed_in.pdfphysics751-10-reviewed.pdf
11physics751-11-handed_in.pdfphysics751-11-reviewed.pdf
12physics751-12-handed_in.pdfphysics751-12-reviewed.pdf
13physics751-13-handed_in.pdf

You can also get the LaTeX source code and my handwritten notes in the repository: https://github.com/martin-ueding/physics751-problem-sets

Presence problems

#Files
1A01-1.pdf A01-2.pdf A01-3.pdf
2A02-1.pdf A02-2.pdf
3A03-1.pdf A03-2.pdf
4A04-1.pdf A04-2.pdf
5A05-1.pdf A05-2.pdf A05-4.pdf
6A06-1.pdf A06-2.pdf
8A08-1.pdf A08-2.pdf
9A09-1.pdf A09-2.pdf
11A11.pdf
13A13-1.pdf A13-2.pdf

Cycle structure of Sn

There was one presence problem where one had to compile a table with the cycle structure for S4. Then it asked to do the same thing for S5. I wrote a Python 3 program that generates this table. In some aspects, the algorithms are a little brute forced, but it seems to work for small n. See the results: Cycle Structure. Also see the project page of https://github.com/martin-ueding/cycle-structure.

Young frame tensor product

In the thirteenth problem set, we were asked to compute some Young frame tensor products for SU(3) representations. On the problem set, there is an algorithm, that I distilled into this web app.