thank you this is super clear! I was very confused on what conjugacy classes are but splitting them into 'a transform on the x/y/z' vector makes sense. I am trying to do this for the octahedral group, and I guess I am still a little confused on how we group these things (for example I know xy, yz, xz is one class, but I have trouble justifying it)? I don't know if I am being clear.
Glad this helps. When you see (xy, yz ,xz) together, it means that all three functions transform together under a single irreducible representation. That is not the case for any of the irreducible representations in C2v in which all of the vectors are one dimensional. Check out my other derivation videos. I have not done one for Oh point group, but I have one on Td character table, which is mathematically similar and also has those three functions transforming together.
thank you Mr. Barile , this video helps a lot, it really save my final exam
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thank you this is super clear! I was very confused on what conjugacy classes are but splitting them into 'a transform on the x/y/z' vector makes sense.
I am trying to do this for the octahedral group, and I guess I am still a little confused on how we group these things (for example I know xy, yz, xz is one class, but I have trouble justifying it)? I don't know if I am being clear.
I think I also always thought of it as connecting to the trace of a matrix in that class, but maybe thats wrong
Glad this helps. When you see (xy, yz ,xz) together, it means that all three functions transform together under a single irreducible representation. That is not the case for any of the irreducible representations in C2v in which all of the vectors are one dimensional. Check out my other derivation videos. I have not done one for Oh point group, but I have one on Td character table, which is mathematically similar and also has those three functions transforming together.
The trace of the transformation matrices are where the characters in the character table come from.
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