Lecture

Representation Theory: Actions and Invariants

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Description

This lecture covers the representation theory of groups, focusing on actions and invariants. It discusses compactly supported functions, character actions, smooth sets, and unitary maps. The lecture also explores central characters, twisting maps, and irreducible unitary representations.

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