Lie Groups
Lie Groups
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J. S. Milne
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The theory of algebraic groups can be described as that part of the theory of Lie groups that can be developed using only polynomials (not convergent power series), and hence works over any field. Alternatively, it is the elementary part that doesn't require analysis. As we'll see, it does in fact capture an important part of the theory of Lie groups. Throughout this chapter, k D R or C. The identity component of a topological group G is denoted by G C. All vectors spaces and representations are finite-dimensional. In this chapter, reductive algebraic groups are not required to be connected. [Only a partial summary of this chapter exists. Eventually it will include an explanation of the exact relation between algebraic groups and Lie groups; an explanation of how to derive the theory of reductive Lie groups and their representations from the corresponding theory for real and complex algebraic groups; enough of the basic material to provide a complete independent introduction to the theory of Lie groups.]