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For an irreducible complex character χ of a finite group G and subgroup H, write its restriction as ∑i​di​ψi​. Orthogonality gives ∑i​di2​=∣H∣−1∑h∈H​∣χ(h)∣2≤∣G∣/∣H∣, because ∣G∣−1∑G​∣χ∣2=1. Equality holds exactly when χ vanishes outside H, since the omitted sum consists of nonnegative terms.

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