Group Theoretical Methods in Physics pp 101-105 | Cite as

Tensor operator realisations of the classical Lie Algebras and non-trivial zeros of the 6j-symbol

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• J. Van der Jeugt
• H. De Meyer
• G. Van den Berghe
• P. De Wilde

Group Representations, Group Extensions, Contractions and Bifurcations

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Authors and Affiliations

• J. Van der Jeugt
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• H. De Meyer
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• G. Van den Berghe
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• P. De Wilde
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1. 1.Seminarie voor Wiskundige NatuurkundeRijksuniversiteit-GentGentBelgium