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TauCeti.LinearAlgebra.CliffordAlgebra.Spin.Real.Neg

Real Spin groups in the Clifford algebra of the negated signature #

Negating the coordinate form realCliffordForm p q gives, up to the coordinate isometry realCliffordFormNegIsometry p q, the form realCliffordForm q p. This file transports the Spin group of signature (p, q) into the Clifford algebra of signature (q, p).

The main case is the compact Spin group Spin(n), which is realCliffordSpinGroup n 0, the Spin group of the positive-definite form realCliffordForm n 0. Geometric Clifford multiplication instead uses the negative-definite form, for which c(v)² = -|v|²; its coordinate model is realCliffordForm 0 n. Taking p = n and q = 0 transports Spin(n) into the Clifford algebra of that model.

The isomorphism CliffordAlgebra.realCliffordSpinGroupEquivNeg p q is CliffordAlgebra.spinGroupEquivNeg, followed by the coordinate isometry realCliffordFormNegIsometry p q from -realCliffordForm p q to realCliffordForm q p. It sends a bivector ι a * ι b to minus the corresponding bivector of the negated signature. It intertwines the two vector actions through the coordinate isometry, and it sends -1 to -1.

The same construction compares Spin(n) with the Spin group of a form Q v = -‖v‖² on a real inner product space V, along an orthonormal basis b of V: the coordinate isometry is replaced by the coordinates OrthonormalBasis.negRealCliffordFormIsometryEquiv b hQ of b. This gives the frame comparison OrthonormalBasis.realSpinGroupEquiv b hQ, which on even parts is the even Clifford algebra equivalence OrthonormalBasis.realEvenCliffordEquiv b hQ of TauCeti.LinearAlgebra.CliffordAlgebra.RealForm.OrthonormalBasis. The comparison depends on the frame.

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Main results #

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The Spin group of signature (p, q), transported into the Clifford algebra of the negated signature (q, p). For p = n and q = 0 this is the compact Spin group Spin(n) in the Clifford algebra of the negative-definite coordinate form realCliffordForm 0 n.

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    A bivector ι a * ι b in the Spin group of signature (p, q) goes to minus the bivector of the transported vectors in signature (q, p).

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    Under realCliffordSpinGroupEquivNeg, the vector actions of the Spin groups of signatures (p, q) and (q, p) correspond through the coordinate isometry realCliffordFormNegIsometry p q.

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    In positive dimension, i.e. given NeZero (p + q), realCliffordSpinGroupEquivNeg sends the central element -1 to -1.

    noncomputable def OrthonormalBasis.realSpinGroupEquiv {V : Type u_1} [NormedAddCommGroup V] [InnerProductSpace ℝ V] {Q : QuadraticForm ℝ V} {n : ℕ} (b : OrthonormalBasis (Fin n) ℝ V) (hQ : ∀ (v : V), Q v = -‖v‖ ^ 2) :

    The comparison of the compact Spin group of the positive-definite coordinate form with the Spin group of a form Q v = -‖v‖², along the orthonormal basis b: the isomorphism CliffordAlgebra.spinGroupEquivNeg followed by the coordinates of b.

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      The Spin comparison OrthonormalBasis.realSpinGroupEquiv is compatible with the vector actions: a coordinate Spin element and its image rotate coordinates and vectors in the same way.

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      The frame comparison preserves the central scalar -1.

      noncomputable def OrthonormalBasis.realSpinCGroupHom {V : Type u_1} [NormedAddCommGroup V] [InnerProductSpace ℝ V] {Q : QuadraticForm ℝ V} {n : ℕ} (b : OrthonormalBasis (Fin n) ℝ V) (hQ : ∀ (v : V), Q v = -‖v‖ ^ 2) (hpos : TauCeti.realCliffordForm n 0 ≠ 0) (hQ₀ : Q ≠ 0) :

      The frame comparison descended to Spinᶜ, leaving the circle factor unchanged.

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        On representatives the Spinᶜ frame comparison applies the Spin comparison.

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        The Spinᶜ comparison restricts to the frame comparison on Spin.

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        The Spinᶜ frame comparison is the identity on the central circle.

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        The Spinᶜ frame comparison preserves the determinant character.

        The Spinᶜ frame comparison intertwines the rotation projections.