I've studied the spin geometry, Atiyah-Singer index theorem and I realize that the representation theory of spin groups, and spinor representation is very interesting and useful things in geometry.
After reading it, I wonder if this technic could apply in similar way for the symplectic geometry, and I found out that there exists some analogy due to the paper of Baez's http://www.math.columbia.edu/%7Ewoit/notes21.pdf
In addition, From D. Reutter's essay, "The Heat Equation and the Atiyah-Singer Index Theorem", It seems to exist a supersymmetric argument among spin and metaplectic group.
Moreover, I found out that the related topics oftenly studied under the name "Symplectic spinor" (or oscillator representation used in Is there an analogue of spin/oscillator representation for the general linear Lie algebra?). Wikipedia said that the representation of metaplectic is well studied by Segal-Shale-Weil.
Since there are so many things and applications related to the metaplectic group, unfortunately I cannot find any well-organized comprehensive lectures, or references.
In summary, I'm looking for references(book, reference) which describes metaplectic group, Lie algebra, its representation, symplectic spinor, and its applications in geometry(supersymmetry, etc.) in full detail.
