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F4

52-dimensional exceptional simple Lie group

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simple Lie group

history of string theory

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Algebraic groups Exceptional Lie algebras Lie groups

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topological group

orthogonal group

adjoint representation

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What links here483 pages

Hurwitz quaternion

Coxeter–Dynkin diagram

translational symmetry

Cartan subalgebra

Nambu–Goto action

Lie superalgebra

Coxeter notation

elementary abelian group

glossary of group theory

regular polygon

time translation symmetry