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On the representation theory of wreath products of finite groups and symmetric groups
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1981 Antennas and Propagation Society International Symposium, 2005
Using well known facts about group and representation theory, we show that field computations can be considerably reduced. In the case where the geometry exhibits some sort of symmetry, one can achieve faster processing and needs less memory by a factor of two or even more.
C. Hafner, P. Leuchtmann
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Using well known facts about group and representation theory, we show that field computations can be considerably reduced. In the case where the geometry exhibits some sort of symmetry, one can achieve faster processing and needs less memory by a factor of two or even more.
C. Hafner, P. Leuchtmann
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IEEE Transactions on Magnetics, 1982
Field computation problems with symmetrical boundaries often give difficulties like degenerate solutions [4] or singular matrices [6]. By considering all symmetry properties one can avoid these difficulties and at the same time strongly reduce the amount of computation and the storage requirement. A mathematical description of symmetries is introduced,
R. Ballisti, Ch. Hafner, P. Leuchtmann
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Field computation problems with symmetrical boundaries often give difficulties like degenerate solutions [4] or singular matrices [6]. By considering all symmetry properties one can avoid these difficulties and at the same time strongly reduce the amount of computation and the storage requirement. A mathematical description of symmetries is introduced,
R. Ballisti, Ch. Hafner, P. Leuchtmann
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Matrix representations of the symmetric group in finite fields.
1954The purpose of the following sections will be to determine the distribution into p-blocks of the ordinary absolutely irreducible representations of the symmetric group of degree n. This group will be denoted by Sn. A matrix representation R, of degree f, over a field F, of a group G, is a homomorphic mapping of the elements of G onto a set of square ...
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The finite basis property for some classes of irreducible representations of symmetric groups
Sbornik: Mathematics, 2003Summary: The possibility of defining irreducible representations of symmetric groups by means of finitely many relations is studied. The existence of finite bases is established for the classes of representations corresponding to two-part partitions and to partitions in the fundamental alcove.
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Russian Journal of Mathematical Physics, 2013
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