These questions are from a branch of mathematics known as Lie group theory. This is a field of study that combines algebraic structures (groups) with differential structures (manifolds). Lie groups play a crucial role in many areas of mathematics and physics, including but not limited to differential equations, quantum mechanics, and general relativity. In this theory, a "Lie algebra" is a way of describing a Lie group using vector spaces and a specific binary operation "[ , ]" to capture properties of the Lie group. I,Let G be a connected Lie group, g be the Lie algebra of G, and exp: g → G be an exponential map. Determine if thefollowing proposition is correct, and prove your conclusion.- There exists a neighbourhood W of 0 in g and a neighbourhood V of the unit element e in G such that explw: W → V is adifferential homogeneous embryo.- exp is a local differential homomorphism. That is, for any X E g, there exists a neighbourhood W of X in g with g =exp(X) in G such that explw : W→ V is a differential homomorphism.- G is an exchangeable Lie group if and only if g is an exchangeable Lie algebra.

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Let G be a connected Lie group, g be the Lie algebra of G, and exp: g → G be an exponential map. Determine if the following proposition is correct, and prove your conclusion. - There exists a neighbourhood W of 0 in g and a neighbourhood V of the unit element e in G such that explw: W → V is a differential homogeneous embryo. - exp is a local differential homomorphism. That is, for any X E g, there exists a neighbourhood W of X in g with g = exp(X) in G such that explw : W→ V is a differential homomorphism. - G is an exchangeable Lie group if and only if g is an exchangeable Lie algebra.

Let G be a connected Lie group, g be the Lie algebra of G, and exp: g → G be an exponential map. Determine if the following proposition is correct, and prove your conclusion. - There exists a neighbourhood W of 0 in g and a neighbourhood V of the unit element e in G such that explw: W → V is a differential homogeneous embryo. - exp is a local differential homomorphism. That is, for any X E g, there exists a neighbourhood W of X in g with g = exp(X) in G such that explw : W→ V is a differential homomorphism. - G is an exchangeable Lie group if and only if g is an exchangeable Lie algebra.

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