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Ubiquity of the push-pull formula

The push-pull formula appears in several different incarnations. There are, at least, the following: 1) If $f \colon X \to Y$ is a continous map, then for sheaves $\mathcal{F}$ on …
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Occurrence of the trivial representation in restrictions of Lie group representations

Suppose $G$ is a semisimple group, and $V_{\lambda}$ is an irreducible finite-dimensional representation of highest weight $\lambda$. Suppose $H \subset G$ is a semisimple subgrou …
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Is there a good reference for the relationship between the Yangian and formal based loop group?

For every finite dimensional semi-simple Lie group $\mathfrak{g}$, we have a loop algebra $\mathfrak{g}[t,t^{-1}]$. This loop algebra has a natural invariant inner product by taki …
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Is there a machinery describing all the irreducible representations ?

Suppose we have a finite dimensional Lie algebra $g$, Is there a machinery to describe all the irreducible representation of $g$. Consider toy example: $sl_{2}$ or $sl_{3}$, how …
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What is the relationship between representations of Lie algebra and Weyl algebra?

Is there any paper talking about the relationship of representation of finite dimensional Lie algebra and Weyl algebra? Can we construct representations of Lie algebra from represe …
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Induction of tensor product vs. tensor product of inductions

This is a pure curiosity question and may turn out completely devoid of substance. Let $G$ be a finite group and $H$ a subgroup, and let $V$ and $W$ be two representations of $H$ …
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Is there a “categorical” description of Grothendieck’s algebra of differential operators?

First, pick a commutative ring $k$ as the "ground field". Everything I say will be $k$-linear, e.g. "algebra" means "unital associative algebra over $k$". Then recall the followi …
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What is the explanation for the special form of representations of three string braid group constructed using quantum groups information supplied

It is well-known that representations of quantised enveloping algebras give representations of braid groups. For the examples that I know explicitly the representations of the thre …
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Are low dimensional modular representations of SL2(Fp) completely reducible?

More specifically, is it true that a representation of $\dim < p+1$ of the algebraic group $SL_2(\mathbb{F}_p)$ is always completely reducible? (of course above this dimension t …
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Why would one expect a derived equivalence of categories to hold?

This question is perhaps somewhat soft, but I'm hoping that someone could provide a useful heuristic. My interest in this question mainly concerns various derived equivalences aris …
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Question about Ext

I heard that $Ext(M,N)$ is naturally isomorphic to $Ext(M^*\otimes N,1)$ where 1 is the trivial representation and $M,N$ some representations of a group $G$. Can anyone explain why …
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Generalized Haar Measures and Semiring-Valued Integrals on Lie Groups

In an applied research problem I am currently working on, I am using non-commutative semiring convolution to formulate some interesting types of calculations on images and solid ob …
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restriction of a representation of GL(n) to GL(n-1)

Let $R$ be real numbers and consider an irreducible unitary representation (\pi,V) of $GL_n(R)$ in some Hilbert space $V$, now $GL_{n-1}(R)$ embeds in $GL_n(R)$ on the left upper d …
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Faithful characters of finite groups

Related to an answer to a previous question. The answer assume the following result: Let $G$ be a finite group and $\rho : G \rightarrow \text{GL}(\mathbb{C}, n)$ be a faithful re …
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Faithful representations and tensor powers

The following result was mentionned earlier in this thread, I searched a bit in the related threads and couldn't find a proof. I would really like to see a proof of it: Let $G$ be …

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