definition 5.135 The symplectic group

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definition 5.135: The symplectic group5.135definition 5.113: Non-degenerate form5.113equation 5.138: eq:lin-bilinear-expansion5.138proposition 5.119: Normal form of a non-degenerate antisymmetric form5.119definition 22.40: Symplectic matrix22.40definition 24.4: Symplectic group24.4lemma 22.20: The symplectic condition22.20proposition 5.139: Dimension of the symplectic group5.139proposition 5.136: \Sp(2n,ℝ) is a subgroup of \GL(2n,ℝ)5.136theorem 5.138: A symplectic transformation has determinant +15.138definition 5.110: Bilinear map5.110definition 5.117: Signature5.117proposition 5.114: prop:lin-bilinear-dual5.114definition 5.111: Symmetric and antisymmetric forms5.111equation 5.139: eq:lin-bilinear-congruence5.139definition 24.2: Symplectic vector space24.2proposition 26.19: Second-class constraints come in pairs26.19proposition 24.3: Even dimension and the canonical basis24.3theorem A.68: DarbouxA.68proof : ch:03-linear-algebra-representations@proof-54proofequation 5.173: eq:rep-symplectic-J5.173proposition 24.5: Properties of the symplectic group24.5proposition 24.30: Linear non-squeezing24.30equation 22.18: eq:ham-generating22.18proposition 7.105: Clairaut–Schwarz7.105corollary 22.24: Invariance of the phase-space volume22.24proposition 22.27: Properties of the Lagrange bracket22.27proposition 22.30: Properties of the Poisson bracket22.30remark 22.33: What the duality is good for22.33remark 22.28: Where the content of the fundamental brackets lies22.28theorem 22.22: Poincaré22.22proof : ch:05-hamiltonian-mechanics@proof-7proofdefinition 5.127: Lie algebra5.127proposition 5.125: prop:lin-matrix-algebra5.125remark 22.21: The count22.21proof : ch:03-linear-algebra-representations@proof-62proofequation 5.81: eq:lin-GL-matrices5.81proposition 5.48: Existence, uniqueness, and linearity of the inverse5.48proof : ch:03-linear-algebra-representations@proof-59prooflemma 5.137: The alternating top form is unique up to scale5.137neighborhood truncated

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