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Rational extension from SL to GL (ρ′(g)∣Wk​​=akρ(a−1g)∣Wk​​,am=detg)

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Split a rational SLm​ representation by its finite scalar center: on Wk​, ρ(ζI)=ζkI for ζm=1. The displayed extension is independent of the scalar-root choice and is a group homomorphism. A matrix coefficient of ρ∣Wk​​ can be represented on SLm​ by a sum of homogeneous polynomials Pd​ with d≡k(modm), by averaging over the scalar center. Its extension is ∑d​(detg)(k−d)/mPd​(g), a regular function on GLm​. Every invariant subspace remains invariant under this extension, so irreducibility is preserved in both directions.

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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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