The Real Part of the Character Table of a Finite Group
Tom Wilde
Abstract
Tom Wilde
Abstract
In the ordinary character table of a finite group G, the values of the real valued irreducible characters on the real conjugacy classes form a sub-table which is square by Brauer's permutation lemma. We call this table the real part of the character table of G. Unlike the ordinary character table, viewed as a square matrix the real part of the character table is often singular. We present some results linking nonsingularity of this table to other properties of G.
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In the ordinary character table of a finite group G, the values of the real valued irreducible characters on the real conjugacy classes form a sub-table which is square by Brauer's permutation lemma. We call this table the real part of the character table of G. Unlike the ordinary character table, viewed as a square matrix the real part of the character table is often singular. We present some results linking nonsingularity of this table to other properties of G.
Key concepts: Character table, Character (mathematics), Table (database), Mathematics, Conjugacy class, Group (periodic table), Finite group, Square (algebra)