Representations of groups

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Representations of groups is a branch of mathematics that studies how abstract groups can act as linear transformations on vector spaces, typically via homomorphisms into groups of matrices.

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instanceOf area of representation theory
branch of mathematics
topic in abstract algebra
appliesTo Lie groups NERFINISHED
abelian groups
compact groups
finite groups
locally compact groups
non-abelian groups
formalizedAs functors from a group to the category of vector spaces
goal classify representations up to equivalence
decompose representations into irreducible components
hasSubfield modular representation theory
p-adic group representations
representation theory of Lie groups
representation theory of finite groups
unitary representation theory
historicallyDevelopedBy Ferdinand Frobenius NERFINISHED
Hermann Weyl NERFINISHED
Issai Schur NERFINISHED
relatedTo Fourier analysis on groups
category theory
harmonic analysis
invariant theory
number theory
particle physics
quantum mechanics NERFINISHED
symmetry
studies group actions by linear transformations on vector spaces
group homomorphisms into general linear groups
group homomorphisms into matrix groups
usesConcept Maschke's theorem NERFINISHED
Schur's lemma NERFINISHED
character of a representation
complete reducibility
general linear group NERFINISHED
group
group algebra
group homomorphism
induced representation
invariant subspace
irreducible representation
linear transformation
matrix representation
module over a ring
reducible representation
regular representation
restriction of representations
unitary representation
vector space

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Lie algebra representation relatedTo Representations of groups
this entity surface form: Lie group representation
spin–statistics theorem isRelatedTo Representations of groups
this entity surface form: Lorentz group representations