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Irreducible Representations of Algebraic Group SL(6,K) in charK =3

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For each irreducible module  Xi Nanhua defined an element which generated this module. We use this element to construct a certain basis for and then compute dim  , determine its formal characters in this paper. In order to obtain faster speed we modify the algorithm to compute the irreducible characters.
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Zhou, Z. (2014) Irreducible Representations of Algebraic Group SL(6,K) in charK =3. Advances in Pure Mathematics, 4, 535-544. doi: 10.4236/apm.2014.410062. 
 

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