Representation Theory of Finite Groups The authors assume only a

The authors assume only a working knowledge of calculus

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Representation Theory of Finite Groups The authors assume only aThis volume contains a concise exposition of the theory of finite groups, including the theory of modular representations. The rudiments of linear algebra and knowledge of the elementary concepts of group theory are useful, if not entirely indispensable, prerequisites for reading this book; most of the other requisites, such as the theory of p adic fields, are developed in the text. After an introductory chapter on group characters, repression