In the recent past, linearly independent isotropic tensors of rank up to 6, under the compact rotation groups SO(2), SO(3) and SO(4) have been studied in some detail. The present paper extends these studies to the case of linearly independent isotropic tensors under the non-compact rotation groups SO(1, 1), SO(1, 2), SO(1, 3) and SO(2, 2). This is done by using the direct method of explicitly constructing these tensors, proving their linear independence and counting their numbers. Interestingly, it is found that these numbers are identical with the corresponding numbers for the case of the compact groups SO(2), SO(3) and SO(4).
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Isotropic Tensors, Linear Independence, Non-compact Rotation Groups
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abstract = {In the recent past, linearly independent isotropic tensors of rank up to 6, under the compact rotation groups SO(2), SO(3) and SO(4) have been studied in some detail. The present paper extends these studies to the case of linearly independent isotropic tensors under the non-compact rotation groups SO(1, 1), SO(1, 2), SO(1, 3) and SO(2, 2). This is done by using the direct method of explicitly constructing these tensors, proving their linear independence and counting their numbers. Interestingly, it is found that these numbers are identical with the corresponding numbers for the case of the compact groups SO(2), SO(3) and SO(4).},
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