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Commutator ([A,B])

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The commutator of two elements of an associative algebra is [A,B]=AB−BA. Matrix Lie algebras use the commutator as their Lie bracket.

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A commutator is a mathematical concept that appears in various fields such as group theory, linear algebra, and quantum mechanics. Its specific meaning can vary depending on the context.
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