Lecture

Group Representations: Matrices and Symmetry

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This lecture covers the concept of group representations using matrices, focusing on isomorphic representations, reducible vs. irreducible representations, and block-diagonalization. It also discusses bases of representations and the Great Orthogonality Theorem.

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