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Complete reducibility of rational GL and SL representations

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For finite-dimensional rational representations of complex GLm​ or SLm​, average a Hermitian inner product over the compact group U(m) or SU(m) using normalized Haar measure. Orthogonal complements become invariant under the compact group and its complexified Lie algebra. The latter generates the complex group, giving invariant complements and hence complete reducibility. This conclusion does not hold for arbitrary affine algebraic groups, such as the additive group.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2013 / iii / Paper 5 / 3 / Solution

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