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Representation theory of groups

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Representation theory of Lie groups

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Representation theory of finite groups

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Unitary representation theory

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Atlas of Lie groups and representations

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B-admissible representation

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Character theory

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Complex conjugate representation

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Complex representation

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Corepresentations of unitary and antiunitary groups

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Dual representation

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Fontaine's period rings

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Frobenius–Schur indicator

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Gelfand pair

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Gelfand–Raikov theorem

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Group ring

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K-finite

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Matrix coefficient

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McKay conjecture

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Molien's formula

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Multiplicity-one theorem

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P-adic Hodge theory

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Partial group algebra

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Regular representation

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Representation rigid group

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Representation theory of diffeomorphism groups

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Schur orthogonality relations

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Schur–Weyl duality

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Springer correspondence

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Tempered representation

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