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intertwiner is quite clear, and demonstrates the value of constructing this equivariant map between linear reps. in proving those reps are "effectively the same"...
Click to read more »(talk) 11:44, 23 June 2024 (UTC) this really isnt the right way to do any equivariant anything. This is a somewhat feasible construction, but it is not clean...
Click to read more »Grothendieck, the equivariant version of K-theory, I believe, was first studied by Segal in the topological context. The equivariant topological K-theory...
Click to read more »and T is a point, a equivariant map P -> X is a genuine orbit (recall a principal bundle on a point is the group and equivariant map from the group is...
Click to read more »Please see "A characterization of KK-theory" and "Universal property of equivariant KK-theory". --Omnipaedista (talk) 02:45, 3 July 2017 (UTC)...
Click to read more »2006 (UTC) My understanding is that the moment map is required to be equivariant with respect to the action of the group on the manifold and the coadjoint...
Click to read more »Rubinstein's proof is the most interesting and avoids the tower of covering spaces altogether. It's also equivariant. Rybu (talk) 00:24, 28 November 2014 (UTC)...
Click to read more »on page 25. Wundzer (talk) 02:17, 13 May 2020 (UTC) This should be done using equivariant formalism in https://www.springer.com/gp/book/9780817643638...
Click to read more »of vertices. So not only are triangle centres equivariant w.r.t. isometries, they are also equivariant w.r.t. the wider group of similarities. There is...
Click to read more »form before. Is there a reference? I've heard them called horizontal, equivariant differential forms (referring to the two main points in the definition)...
Click to read more »Can someone say where the term "equivariant" has been used ... it is not in any of my dictionaries of maths or stats. Melcombe (talk) 09:32, 12 May 2008...
Click to read more »quotient stack, one can approach Riemann-Roch from the point of view of equivariant intersection theory. This approach is elementary and is especially suitable...
Click to read more »theorems Include examples Smooth morphism of varieties Quotient varieties + equivariant cohomology (http://www.ams.org/distribution/mmj/vol3-3-2003/peters-steenbrink...
Click to read more »the term "Equivariant maps" in the context of representation theory of groups or Lie algebras. But never mind. Besides, "...then an equivariant map from...
Click to read more »Eguchi–Hanson space -- Equiareal map -- Equivalent latitude -- Equivariant differential form -- Equivariant index theorem -- Evolute -- Fibered manifold -- Frame...
Click to read more »elements of the Boolean hypercube {0,1}⁶ and studies perfect matchings equivariant under the Klein four-group generated by bitwise complement and line reversal...
Click to read more »this point is not related to the page anymore, since it does not speak about the equivariant version.) Wurzel33 (talk) 14:55, 16 September 2013 (UTC)...
Click to read more »Wikipedia, we have separate pages for the notions in GIT; e.g., we have equivariant sheaf (of which a linearlized line bundle is a special case) as a separate...
Click to read more »Invariant is not correct, since the spaces are not invariant. They are equivariant, but that opens a whole other can of worms. I've changed the sentence...
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Click to read more »Would it be helpful to include a worked example for the CS/TM paradigm? For example, a detailed discussion of the ham sandwich theorem from borsuk ulam...
Click to read more »remapped into other similar symmetry structures. Table 3 gives a count of "equivariant equivalence classes of tiling-transitive", but I'm just looking at the...
Click to read more »to a bilinear form is equivariant (with respect to squaring). The Equivariance article states: In mathematics, an equivariant map is a function between...
Click to read more »I think that "invariant element of C [ g ] ⊗ Ω ∗ ( M ) . {\displaystyle \mathbb {C} [{\mathfrak {g}}]\otimes \Omega ^{*}(M).} " shoud be "invariant element...
Click to read more »some kind of transformation of the plane when really what I mean is equivariant. I think that it's significantly less technical that way (and easily...
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Click to read more »some kind of transformation of the plane when really what I mean is equivariant. I think that it's significantly less technical that way (and easily...
Click to read more »as I know, the paper with Mathai (Superconnections, Thom classes, and equivariant differential forms, Topology, 1986) is the only one he wrote with one...
Click to read more »So far this seems to be a definition. So what is the statement of the theorem?—Butäzigä (talk) 19:21, 24 September 2021 (UTC)...
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Click to read more »tensor is an O(n)-equivariant function on a principal homogeneous space for the action of O(n) and a spinor is a Spin(n)-equivariant function. These both...
Click to read more »and functions φ : P(E) → Rr (defined locally over the base) which are equivariant under the action of G. Let the function φ associated to V be denoted...
Click to read more »1-form η has values in g, but isn't equivariant under the action of G, only H. As you point out, it can't be equivariant under G, because only H acts on the...
Click to read more »the sections corresponding to the connection in a principal bundle is equivariant under the action of the group. This latter condition is what's missing...
Click to read more »might even educate ignorant authors like me. Several people here work in equivariant (co)homotopy theory, and it is occasionally distressing to have no idea...
Click to read more »the (heat equation) boundary-index-theorem. In other words, ignore the equivariant theorem, Lefschetz Fixed Point formulas (except in a final paragraph...
Click to read more »write a short article (it is related to later localisation theorems in equivariant K-theory and is part of my own expertise). So please add the extra content...
Click to read more »Anglo-Irish didn't exist when J.Swift was alive. What you're doing here is equivariant of identifying Americans solely based on their ancestry and its a pathetic...
Click to read more »isn't consistent with the page (which is about linear representations): 'equivariant' is the more accurate term. Charles Matthews 06:10, 14 Nov 2003 (UTC)...
Click to read more »principal bundle (which would give a principal connection provided the Γ is equivariant) but a full-blown fibre bundle. This also has generalizations to a variety...
Click to read more »Conner, P. E.; Floyd, E. E. (1960), "Fixed point free involutions and equivariant maps", Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society, 60 (6): 416–441...
Click to read more »way of defining things—i.e., with the right GL(N) action) is a GL(N)-equivariant map of the frame bundle into a representation of GL(N), and this is naturally...
Click to read more »topological space article. --Zundark 19:19 May 2, 2003 (UTC) What's "equivariant jazz"? -- The Anome I don't know, I took it out for now. --AxelBoldt...
Click to read more »Z_2. The bundle of densities is naturally isomorphic the bundle of Z_2 equivariant maps from N to the bundle of n-forms on M. Such a thing has an invariant...
Click to read more »on an arbitrary vector space. A tensor density transforms by a usual equivariant transformation law, with factors of the determinant of the transformation...
Click to read more »YohanN7 (talk) 08:17, 5 December 2016 (UTC) I edited Representation theory#Equivariant maps and isomorphisms and simply introduced some alternative and at least...
Click to read more »operator Q on polynomials in x defined by Qpn(x) = npn−1(x) is shift-equivariant. incidence algebra, it begins thus: In order theory, a field of mathematics...
Click to read more »the use of a Transformer (machine learning model). Outeiral says "3D equivariant transformers", as does the AIST AI research centre tweet. This was apparently...
Click to read more »particular principal homogeneous space for O(3). A vector is then an O(3)-equivariant map from F to R3 corresponding to taking a measurement with respect to...
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