11. Space Inversion Invariance

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11. Space Inversion Invariance 11.1 Space Inversion in Two-Dimensional Euclidean Space 11.1.1 The Group O(2) 11.1.2 Irreducible Representations of O(2) 11.1.3 The Extended Euclidean Group , and its Irreducible Representations 11.2 Space Inversion in Three-Dimensional Euclidean Space 11.2.1 The Group O(3) and its Irreducible Representations 11.2.2 The Extended Euclidean Group and its Irreducible Representations 11.3 Space Inversion in Four-Dimensional Minkowski Space 11.3.1 The Complete Lorentz Group and its Irreducible Representations 11.3.2 The Extended Poincare Group and its Irreducible Representations 11.4 General Physical Consequences of Space Inversion 11.4.1 Eigenstates of Angular Momentum and Parity 11.4.2 Scattering Amplitudes and Electromagnetic Multipole Transitions