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Jul 14 at 22:02 comment added Sean Eberhard @LSpice Yes. (Also, the phrase "Gelfand pair" was added after I made my comment.)
Jul 14 at 14:58 comment added LSpice @SeanEberhard, I assume that you have in mind $G = \mathrm S_3$ and $K$ an order-$2$ subgroup. Is that a Gelfand pair?
Jul 14 at 14:52 comment added LSpice MathJax note: MathJax does not obey \( \), so \(f\) comes out (f), but, perversely, does obey \\\\( \\\\) (although apparently not in comments: \\\\(f\\\\) shows up as \\\(f\\\) (not a typo!)). See Having the MO Mathjax parser recognise \( \) is a regex away. I have edited accordingly. (Also, the usual spelling is "biinvariant", three 'i's, or "bi-invariant", rather than "binvariant", two 'i's.)
Jul 14 at 14:51 history edited LSpice CC BY-SA 4.0
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Jul 14 at 10:09 history edited Ryo Ken CC BY-SA 4.0
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Jul 14 at 10:07 comment added Ryo Ken Thank you for your help, my question is it false?
Jul 14 at 10:02 comment added Sean Eberhard Replacing $x$ with $xy^{-1}$, this is equivalent to saying that $K$-biinvariance implies right invariance with respect to conjugates of $K$. There is a counterexample with $|G| = 6$.
Jul 14 at 9:52 history asked Ryo Ken CC BY-SA 4.0