example 14.80 The Galilei algebra

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example 14.80: The Galilei algebra14.80definition 14.75: The classifying group14.75proposition 25.14: The Galilei cocycle is not a coboundary25.14proof : ch:12-lie-groups-fibre-bundles@prooflink-9proofdefinition 14.74: Coboundary and triviality14.74proposition 14.73: The extension datum is a 2-cocycle14.73definition A.397: Cochains and the differentialA.397proposition 14.76: H^2 classifies the central extensions14.76proposition 14.77: Semisimple algebras admit no nontrivial extension14.77theorem A.414: H^2 of the Galilei algebraA.414theorem A.422: The Virasoro extensionA.422definition 14.72: Central extension14.72equation 25.15: eq:pq-galilei-central25.15corollary 15.36: Bargmann in 3+1, extended Bargmann in 2+115.36proof : ch:08-poisson-quantum-bridge@proof-7proof

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