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The tensor-product weight diagram is obtained by adding every ordered pair of defining weights. Each ±2Li​ occurs once, while each of the four weights ±L1​±L2​ occurs twice, from the two orders of the summands. Zero occurs four times, from the ordered pairs (Li​,−Li​) and (−Li​,Li​) for i=1,2. Hence
weight±2L1​, ±2L2​±L1​±L2​0​multiplicity124​​
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The dimensions sum to 4+8+4=16, as required for V⊗V.
Figure 1.
Tensor-square sp4 weights, including the double diagonal weights and four-dimensional zero space
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