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six orthogonal vectors as the displacements resulted from applying rigid transformations (three translations & three rotations) to a set of points

Computing the vector field, matrix exponential, normal forms (Rossmann)

Classifying Spaces of Matrix Lie Groups

Understanding a claim below Proposition 8.41 on Fulton & Harris book

Calculating the differential of the map $A \mapsto A A^T$, $A \in M(n\times n, \mathbb{R})$

Standard Orientation on Lie Groups

What is the infinitesimal character of the trivial representation?

Showing the trivial homomorphism is smooth

The pullback and derivative on GL(n)

Does the holonomy group depend on the smoothness of the paths?

Image of minimal degree representation of quasisimple group unique up to conjugacy.

Proposition 8.41 of Fulton and Harris: A First Course in Representation Theory. Is this step actually simple?

Multiplication map on $SL(n, \mathbb{R})$ is $C^\infty$

How does the inclusion map being an immersion imply it is smooth?

Classical characterization of Lie groups.

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