Symmetries in Science III

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1. Front Matter

   Pages 1-1

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2. Fundamental Symmetries and Quantum Electrodynamics

   • A. O. Barut

   Pages 3-13

3. Recent Progress in Implementing the Tensor Operator Calculus *,**

   • L. C. Biedenharn, R. Le Blanc, J. D. Louck

   Pages 15-32

4. On a Global Differential Geometric Approach to the Rational Mechanics of Deformable Media

   • E. Binz, D. Socolescu

   Pages 33-83

5. Berry’s Connection, the Charge-Monopole System and the Group Theory of the Diatomic Molecule

   • A. Bohm

   Pages 85-121

6. Symmetry Models in Solid State Chemistry

   • William O. J. Boo

   Pages 123-132

7. Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking In Unified Theories with Gauge Group SO(10)

   • F. Buccella

   Pages 133-140

8. Symmetries and Statistical Models

   • Vittorio Cantoni

   Pages 141-145

9. Infinitely Generated Supermanifolds, Super Lie Groups and and Homogeneous Supermanifolds

   • Roberto Cianci

   Pages 147-162

10. Lie Algebras and Recurrence Relations II

    • Philip Feinsilver

    Pages 163-179

11. Diffeomorphism Groups And Local Symmetries: Some Applications In Quantum Physics

    • Gerald A. Goldin, David H. Sharp

    Pages 181-205

12. Quasi-Particle Groups in Atomic Shell Theory

    • B. R. Judd

    Pages 207-214

13. Properties of Orthogonal Operators

    • B. R. Judd, D. J. Newman, Betty Ng

    Pages 215-224

14. Group Theory for Non-Periodic Long-Range Order in Solids

    • Peter Kramer

    Pages 225-241

15. Symmetries in The Lagrangian And Hamiltonian Formalism: The Equivariant Inverse Problem

    • G. Marmo, G. Morandi, C. Rubano

    Pages 243-309

16. Accidental Degeneracy And Structure Of Matter In Strong Magnetic Fields

    • M. Moshinsky, G. Loyola, A. Szczepaniak

    Pages 311-322

17. Galilean Symmetry

    • M. Omote, S. Kamefuchi, Y. Takahashi, Y. Ohnuki

    Pages 323-330

18. Symmetry in Dynamic Economic Models

    • Ryuzo Sato, Rama Ramachandran

    Pages 331-346

19. Harmonic Oscillator Representation in the Theory of Scattering and Reactions

    • Yu F. Smirnov

    Pages 347-363