Notation and aliases
Search accepts common ASCII, Unicode, and TeX-style notation. Matching a name does not erase its mathematical category.
| Input | Interpretation | Where to check |
|---|---|---|
| SU(2), Spin(3), compact Sp(1) | Equivalent compact group descriptions under stated conventions | SU(2) |
| SO(3), PSU(2) | The adjoint compact A₁ group | SO(3) |
| A₁ | A Lie type; choose the algebra, form, or group | Typed search |
| A₅ | The alternating finite group in finite-group context | A₅ |
| PSL(2,4), PSL(2,5) | Exceptional finite-group identifications with A₅ | Canonical A₅ record |
| D₈ / D₄ | Dihedral notation depends on whether the subscript counts order or polygon sides | Order-eight convention |
| Sp(n), USp(2n) | Compact quaternionic group | Conventions |
| Sp(2n,R) | Real symplectic matrix group | Real forms |
| SL(2,C) | This atlas treats it as a real six-dimensional group | Lorentz spin group |
| SO⁺(3,1), SO₀(1,3) | The identity component, with the signature ordering declared | Spacetime collection |
| Suz / Sz(q) | Sporadic Suzuki group / Suzuki finite-simple family | Finite classification |
Alias policy
Section titled “Alias policy”An exceptional identification resolves to a single canonical record. Different realizations and actions remain meaningful and should be connected through specified maps. Broader terms such as A₁ appear in search results with type labels; they are not redirected automatically to a single global group.
The individual records supply the supporting definition and identification sources.
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