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11978760 No.11978760 [Reply] [Original]

random question since this is un-googleable: what does it mean when you have a group with a comma in its name like SO(2,d)? i know what SO(2) means but what does it mean with that ,d? like what is SO(2,4)? any examples or intuitive explanations?
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>> No.11978763

>>11978760
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indefinite_orthogonal_group

>> No.11978772

>>11978763
thanks anon