Integral representations of cyclic groups of prime order
Integral representations of cyclic groups of prime order
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素数阶循环群的积分表示
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1957
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I. Reiner
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I. Reiner
Remark. In terms of matrix representations, this lemma implies that there is a one-to-one correspondence between classes (under unimodular equivalence) of irreducible ^-representations of R and ideal classes of P. A full set of inequivalent irreducible matrix representations is obtained by restricting the regular representation of R to a full set of inequivalent ideals in R. In particular, let/(x)£Z[x] be irreducible, and set P = Z[0] where 6 is a zero of f(x). Since every irreducible representation of R is described by 6—>X, where X is an integral nonderogatory solution of f(X) =0, the number of unimodular classes of such matrix solutions coincides with the class number of Z[6]. (See [5; 8].) Now let o be a Dedekind ring (see [4]) which is assumed to be a regular Z-module. By Lemma 1, every irreducible regular o-module is o-isomorphic to an ideal in o.