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SU(2) proof of the Serre relations

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For distinct simple roots, αj​−αi​ has mixed-sign simple-root coefficients and is not a root. Thus [fi​,ej​]=0. In the finite-dimensional adjoint representation of the simple-root SU(2) subalgebra, ej​ is a lowest-weight vector of weight aij​. Standard SU(2) ladders force aij​=−nij​ with nij​≥0 integral and make (adei​)nij​+1ej​=0.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2005 / iii / Paper 50 / 4 / Solution

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