by

Ciro Santilli (@cirosantilli, 35)

Indefinite special orthogonal group ( $S O (m, n)$ )

Like the special orthogonal group is to the orthogonal group,

S O (m, n)

is the subset of

O (m, n)

with determinant equal to exactly 1.

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