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<title>How to Find Killing Vectors</title>
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	<p>We show how to compute the Lie algebra of Killing vector fields of a metric in Maple using the commands KillingVectors and LieAlgebraData. A Maple worksheet and a PDF version can be found below.</p>

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<author>Charles G. Torre</author>


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<title>How To Find A Levi Decomposition of a Lie Algebra</title>
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	<p>We show how to compute the Levi decomposition of a Lie algebra in Maple using the command LeviDecomposition. A worksheet and corresponding PDF can be found below.</p>

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<author>Ian M. Anderson</author>


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<title>How To Create A Jordan Algebra</title>
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	<p>We show how to create a Jordan algebra in Maple using the commands AlgebraLibraryData and AlgebraData.</p>

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<title>How To Create The Quaternion &amp; Octonion Algebras</title>
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	<p>We show how to create the quaternion and octonion algebras with the DifferentialGeometry software. For each algebra, there is a split-form also available.</p>

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<title>How to Create a Clifford Algebra</title>
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	<p>We show how to create a Clifford algebra in Maple using the DifferentialGeometry LieAlgebras package.</p>

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<title>How to Create a Two-Component Spinor</title>
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<pubDate>Wed, 10 Oct 2012 10:00:12 PDT</pubDate>
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	<p>Let (M, g) be a spacetime, i.e., a 4-dimensional manifold M and Lorentz signature metric g. The key ingredients needed for constructing spinor fields on the spacetime are: a complex vector bundle E -> M ; an orthonormal frame on TM ; and a solder form relating sections of E to sections of TM (and tensor products thereof). We show how to create a two-component spinor field on the Schwarzschild spacetime using the DifferentialGeometry package in Maple. PDF and Maple worksheets can be downloaded from the links below.</p>

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<author>Charles G. Torre</author>


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<title>How to Create a Lie Algebra</title>
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<pubDate>Thu, 12 Jul 2012 07:38:33 PDT</pubDate>
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	<p>We show how to create a Lie algebra in Maple using three of the most common approaches: matrices, vector fields and structure equations. PDF and Maple worksheets can be downloaded from the links below.</p>

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<author>Ian M. Anderson</author>


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