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Representation Theory
Mathematics has enjoyed truly remarkable success in describing the universe in which we live. The fundamental laws often display a wonderful elegance and symmetry. The area of mathematics that studies this amazing symmetry is called Lie theory or representation theory. Loosely speaking, the objects possessing symmetry are called Lie groups and the ways in which they manifest themselves are called representations. Baylor has an active group working in this area.
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