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Example 1.
First initialize a pair of Lie algebras.
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We used the same names e1 and e2 for vectors in the two algebras Alg1 and Alg2. It is important then to remember that e1 will refer to the first vector in the Lie algebra of the current frame. We can illustrate this by using lprint to display the internal representation of the vector e1 or by using the command Tools:-DGinfo with the keyword "ObjectFrame".
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_DG([["vector", Alg1, []], [[[1], 1]]])
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Now change to the Lie algebra Alg2 and run the lprint and Tools:-DGinfo commands with the keyword "ObjectFrame".
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_DG([["vector", Alg2, []], [[[1], 1]]])
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