Artin relation for smooth representations
AUTOR(ES)
Dovermann, Karl Heinz
RESUMO
Let G be a finite group. If G acts smoothly on a closed homotopy sphere S, we call S a smooth representation of G. The main result is: There is a function hG such that for every smooth representation S of G, dimension SG = hG{dimension SHǀH proper subgroup of G} if and only if G has prime power order and G is not cyclic. In other words, only for a noncyclic p-group G is dimension SG a universal function of the dimensions of the fixed sets SH as H ranges over proper subgroups of G. This result is compared with an old theorem of Artin's dealing with dimensions of fixed sets of orthogonal representations of G.
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