Re: Quantum mechanics vs. group theory: msg#00310

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Re: Quantum mechanics vs. group theory: msg#00310

Subject:	Re: Quantum mechanics vs. group theory

>  From what I read about the "theory of patches" I got the impression that
> it describes some (algebraic) group.

Not quite; multiplication in a group is total, while composition of
patches is partial.

                                        Juliusz

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