> Just a question on terminology: 
> Are you talking about general commutation relations or just those for the 
> standard lie algebra generators?


Sorry, but could you clarify what you mean?  For instance, what I'm saying 
is that su(2), for example, has a basis consisting of 3 elements, say u1, 
u2 and u3, and we know that [u1,u2] = 2(u3).  But, for su(n) which has a 
basis of n^2 - n elements, I can't find an algorithm or anything saying 
that [u_i, u_j ] = f u_k for some constant f.   

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