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Elements of Group Theory by F. J. Yndurain

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Elements of Group Theory
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Publisher: arXiv
Number of pages: 65

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The following notes are the basis for a graduate course. They are oriented towards the application of group theory to particle physics, although some of it can be used for general quantum mechanics. They have no pretense of mathematical rigor.

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