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Decomposition of Induced and Restricted Modules
Induced and Restricted Representation ManipulationThe Noether-Deuring Theoremprove on induced and restricted representationHow to Decompose Representations into Irreducible Ones?Induced Representations from Tensor Product of ModulesDecomposition of An Induced Representation of $GL(2, q)$Representations of a direct productArtin-Wedderburn decomposition of $mathbbF_2[S_5]/J$Decomposing bimodule into irreduciblesQuotient of induced modules
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I am taking a course in representation theory, and as I missed many classes I am having a lot of trouble in dealing with the decomposition of induced and restricted representations. I have no idea how to proceed with questions like this. Can I have some hints or the results to use for solving these problems.
Obtain the decomposition of $ big(S^(2,1)otimes S^(3,1)big)uparrow_S_3times S_4^S_7$ into irreducible $S_7$ modules.
Obtain the decomposition of $S^(4,1)downarrow_S_3 times S_2^S_5$ as a direct sum of irreducible $S_3 times S_2$ modules.
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I am taking a course in representation theory, and as I missed many classes I am having a lot of trouble in dealing with the decomposition of induced and restricted representations. I have no idea how to proceed with questions like this. Can I have some hints or the results to use for solving these problems.
Obtain the decomposition of $ big(S^(2,1)otimes S^(3,1)big)uparrow_S_3times S_4^S_7$ into irreducible $S_7$ modules.
Obtain the decomposition of $S^(4,1)downarrow_S_3 times S_2^S_5$ as a direct sum of irreducible $S_3 times S_2$ modules.
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I am taking a course in representation theory, and as I missed many classes I am having a lot of trouble in dealing with the decomposition of induced and restricted representations. I have no idea how to proceed with questions like this. Can I have some hints or the results to use for solving these problems.
Obtain the decomposition of $ big(S^(2,1)otimes S^(3,1)big)uparrow_S_3times S_4^S_7$ into irreducible $S_7$ modules.
Obtain the decomposition of $S^(4,1)downarrow_S_3 times S_2^S_5$ as a direct sum of irreducible $S_3 times S_2$ modules.
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I am taking a course in representation theory, and as I missed many classes I am having a lot of trouble in dealing with the decomposition of induced and restricted representations. I have no idea how to proceed with questions like this. Can I have some hints or the results to use for solving these problems.
Obtain the decomposition of $ big(S^(2,1)otimes S^(3,1)big)uparrow_S_3times S_4^S_7$ into irreducible $S_7$ modules.
Obtain the decomposition of $S^(4,1)downarrow_S_3 times S_2^S_5$ as a direct sum of irreducible $S_3 times S_2$ modules.
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