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Representation Theory* Its Rise and Its Role in Number Theory Introduction By representation theory we understand the representation of a group by linear transformations of a vector space. Initially, the group is finite,

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Hand-in Assignment 1 Milan Lopuha¨a To be handed in October 11th , 2016 All vector spaces are over C and finite-dimensional. 1. Let V be a semisimple representation of a group G. (a) Show that every quotient representat

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THE CATENARY DEGREE OF KRULL MONOIDS II arXiv:1407.0548v1 [math.AC] 2 Jul 2014 ALFRED GEROLDINGER AND QINGHAI ZHONG Abstract. Let H be a Krull monoid with finite class group G such that every class contains a prime

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March 24, 1974 Dear Roger, You observed to me several years ago that a cuspidal representation of a Chevalley group G over a finite field oF /pF yielded by induction an absolutely cuspidal representation over the local

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