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Character induction norm bound

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Extend a class function ψ on H by zero outside H. For coset representatives x1​,…,xm​ of G/H, IndHG​ψ(g)=∑j​ψ0​(xj−1​gxj​). Each summand has squared normalized G-norm ∥ψ∥H2​/m. Pointwise Cauchy-Schwarz inequality and summation give ∥Indψ∥G2​≤m∥ψ∥H2​. If ψ is an irreducible character, its norm is one, and the sum of squared induction multiplicities is at most the subgroup index.

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