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Inflation of a group representation

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Given a quotient group map π:G→G/N and a representation ρ of G/N, its inflation to G is the representation ρ∘π. Conversely, a representation of G factors through G/N exactly when its kernel contains N.

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  • Descent of an SU(2) representation to SO(3)
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