Lectures related to Weight (representation theory)

Covers the representation theory of unitary minimal models and the Virasoro algebra.

Explores the proof of the Weyl character formula for finite-dimensional representations of semisimple Lie algebras.

Covers conformal blocks and their significance in complex structures and moduli spaces.

Introduces the typology of signals and the analysis of deterministic signals.

Covers the structure of finite dimensional algebras and the characterization of semisimple algebras.

Covers the goals and motivations of representation theory, focusing on associative algebras and homomorphisms.

Covers the density theorem in representation theory, focusing on endomorphisms of simple finite-dimensional modules.

Explores Carathéodory's Theorem and its dimension implications for set representation.

Covers singular vectors in Liouville CFT, focusing on representation theory and their implications in mathematical physics.

Covers static equilibrium modeling, focusing on forces, bars, and their relationships in structures.

Covers the transformation properties of vector fields and their representation in Lorentz tensors.

Covers the applications of Segal's Conformal Field Theory in Hilbert spaces.

Explores the importance of modeling to understand and control complex systems efficiently.

Covers linear difference equations, controllers, discretization, and approximation techniques.

Explores stability analysis of the 1st harmonic in closed-loop systems and the importance of harmonic conditions for limit cycles.

Explores the vector representation of signals, orthogonal functions, and Fourier series.

Explores reactances, impedance, and rotating vectors in AC circuits.

Covers Eisenstein series properties and spectral decomposition of functions.

Covers axonometry as a projection of space onto a plane parallel to a given direction, including cavalier axonometry and its properties.

Covers the theory of time inversion operator and Lie groups, discussing the consequences of the Wigner theorem.