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Orbit dimension formula (dimOx​=dimG−dimGx​)

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For an algebraic group action, the orbit dimension is the dimension of the group minus that of its stabilizer. For a finite-dimensional representation, the stabilizer is an automorphism group, open in its endomorphism ring, so their dimensions agree. In a quiver representation space, the Ringel form turns the orbit codimension into the dimension of the self-extension group.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2014 / iii / Paper 3 / 5 / i / Solution

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