A Follow-Up on Projection Theory: Theorems and Group Action
- 1 Department of Mathematics, Kingston University, London, UK
Abstract
In this article, we wish to expand on some of the results obtained from the first article entitled Projection Theory . We have already established that one-parameter projection operators can be constructed from the unit circle . As discussed in the previous article these operators form a Lie group known as the Projection Group. In the first section, we will show that the concepts from my first article are consistent with existing theory [1] [2]. In the second section, it will be demonstrated that not only such operators are mutually congruent but also we can define a group action on by using the rotation group [3] [4]. It will be proved that the group acts on elements of in a non-faithful but ∞-transitive way consistent with both group operations. Finally, in the last section we define the group operation in terms of matrix operations using the operator and the Hadamard Product; this construction is consistent with the group operation defined in the first article.
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