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add Heisenberg group #19
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Can you elaborate what orthogonality you mean? |
I mean, we need a metric to call a basis orthonormal or orthogonal. When the exp/log of that metric don't match exp/log we have for that group, it might be a bit weird. |
Co-authored-by: Ronny Bergmann <[email protected]>
On the Lie group there is no metric, that is why I was confused; but you refer to the Lie algebra? That does come with an inner product anyways since it is a tangent space. |
Hm, it looks like I forgot again how orthogonality works in LieGroups.jl. |
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Up to one small remark this looks good. Thanks!
Do we have it documented somewhere what orthogonality means on a Lie group?