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Regular character (χreg​(g)=∣G∣δg,e​)

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The character of the regular representation of a finite group is ∣G∣ at the identity and zero elsewhere. Left multiplication permutes its group-indexed basis, and a nonidentity element fixes none of those basis vectors. Thus each complex irreducible representation occurs with representation multiplicity equal to its dimension, by the character inner product.

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  • Past exam of the groups and representations course of the University of Oxford / 2018 / 2 / d / Solution

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