Theory of Lie Groups and Harry Clarke

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Theory of Lie Groups and Harry Clarke"Chevalley's most important contribution to mathematics is certainly his work on group theory. . . . [Theory of Lie Groups] was the first systematic exposition of the foundations of Lie group theory consistently adopting the global viewpoint, based on the notion of analytic manifold. This book remained the basic reference on Lie groups for at least two decades." Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society Suitable for advanced undergraduate and