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No es on Dedekind cuts 1 Notes on Dedek nd cuts De a < b, b 2 L =) a 2 L Example 1 2 (i) If a 2 Q, the open interval La := (1 ; a) \ Q is a Dedekind cut that we take to represent s t rn < M; 8n 2 N +; (b) the sequence is not eventually constant, i e for all n1 there is 2 > en L := [ (1 ; rn)
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Last time we defined the maximal torus T and Weyl group W(G, T) for a compact, connected Lie group G and explained that our goal is to relate the representation theory of T to that of G One aspect of the representation theory of T and of G for which there is a simple relation is that of their representation rings
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Of course, in the abelian case, class eld theory gives a fundamental connection between the two foundations, and Artin L-series are now being used in an attempt to create a nonabelian class eld theory
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Here we cover the most important aspects The extra π 2 in the expression is the phase of the voltage Inductor voltage is also phase shifted w r t current Question: Why does the capacitor resist low-frequency signals more than high-frequency ones?
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4 5 6 7 9 10 1 Introduction 073X A reference is the lectures by Serre in the Seminaire Cartan see [Ser55] Serre in turn refers to [Deu68 and [ANT44] We changed some of the proofs, in particular we used a fun argument of Rieffel to prove Wedderbur
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We would like to be able to go in the other direction, building up representations of G from representations of its subgroups What we want is an induction functor H : Rep(H) ! Rep(G) that should be an adjoint to the restriction functor This adjointness relation is called \Frobenius Reciprocity" or a right-adjoint
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