Monster Group: Representation

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This lecture delves into the Monster group, a sporadic simple group of enormous order, and its representation theory, as conjectured by Fischer and Griess in 1973. The lecture explores the character table of the Monster group and its significance in mathematics.

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Mathematics

Algebra: Representation theory, Abstract algebra, Exterior algebra, Linear algebra

Number theory: Topics in number theory

Analysis: Complex analysis

Education

Educational stages: Higher education

Logic

Classical logic: First-order logic

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