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Algebraic Structure is introduced as the study of structures of mathematical system <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> such as vector space, groups and rings. These structure come as the generalization <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <...
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Summary: | Algebraic Structure is introduced as the study of structures of mathematical system <br />
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such as vector space, groups and rings. These structure come as the generalization <br />
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of things we already know, for example, sets of real numbers R and complex numbers <br />
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C, together with addition and multiplication form a field. Beside that, there are <br />
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another structures called group algebras and modules. Same as an algebra over field, <br />
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a group algebra has two structure: the structure of vector space and ring. Modules <br />
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which we will discuss in here are modules over group algebras. Some topics that <br />
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involve groups and modules over group algebras are Group Representations Theory <br />
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and Character Theory. Representation theory gives us a way of visualizing a group <br />
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as a group of invertible matrices. There is a close connection between CG-modules <br />
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and representations. In this work, we will see how to use Character Theory to decompose <br />
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a given CG-module into a direct sums of its irreducible CG-submodules. <br />
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Therefore Character Theory help us to get a better understanding of CG-modules <br />
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so we can easily learn Group Representation Theory. |
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