New Developments in Lie Theory and Geometry

New Developments in Lie Theory and Geometry

Sixth Workshop on Lie Theory and Geometry, November 13-17, 2007 : Cruz Chica, Córdoba, Argentina

by Carolyn Gordon

348 pages· 2009· ISBN 9780821846513

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This volume is an outgrowth of the Sixth Workshop on Lie Theory and Geometry, held in the province of Cordoba, Argentina in November 2007. The representation theory and structure theory of Lie groups play a pervasive role throughout mathematics and physics. Lie groups are tightly intertwined with geometry and each stimulates developments in the other. The aim of this volume is to bring to a larger audience the mutually beneficial interaction between Lie theorists and geometers that animated the workshop. Two prominent themes of the representation theoretic articles are Gelfand pairs and the representation theory of real reductive Lie groups. Among the more geometric articles are an exposition of major recent developments on noncompact homogeneous Einstein manifolds and aspects of inverse spectral geometry presented in settings accessible to readers new to the area.

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