Lecture

Group Morphisms and Determinants

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This lecture covers group morphisms, automorphisms, and determinants in the context of K-vector spaces. It introduces the concept of morphisms from a group G to GL(V) and explores the properties of these mappings. The lecture also delves into the definition and uniqueness of the determinant of a vector space relative to a given basis, emphasizing its linearity and alternation properties.

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Mathematics

Algebra: Linear algebra, Abstract algebra, Representation theory

Analysis: Functional analysis

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