Transition Operators
arXiv:1610.08802 · doi:10.1063/1.4983479
Abstract
In this paper, we give a generic algorithm of the transition operators between Hermitian Young projection operators corresponding to equivalent irreducible representations of SU(N), using the compact expressions of Hermitian Young projection operators derived in a companion paper. We show that the Hermitian Young projection operators together with their transition operators constitute a fully orthogonal basis for the algebra of invariants of that exhibits a systematically simplified multiplication table. We discuss the full algebra of invariants over and as explicit examples. In our presentation we make use of various standard concepts such as Young projection operators, Clebsch-Gordan operators, and invariants (in birdtrack notation). We tie these perspectives together and use them to shed light on each other.
arXiv comment44 pages. Description of limitations on direct application of Young projectors included. This has no impact on the main results
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