An Invitation to Representation Theory
Polynomial Representations of the Symmetric Group
R. Michael Howe
An Invitation to Representation Theory
Polynomial Representations of the Symmetric Group
R. Michael Howe
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In this book, the ubiquitous symmetric group and its natural action on polynomials are used as a gateway to representation theory.
The subject of representation theory is one of the most connected in mathematics, with applications to group theory, geometry, number theory and combinatorics, as well as physics and chemistry.
“The book under review is a nice introduction to the representation theory of the symmetric group. … The book is well structured and enriched with numerous exercises, many of which are solved or with hints for the solution.” (Enrico Jabara, zbMATH 1514.20002, 2023)
R. Michael Howe spent 20 years in various roles in the music industry and earned a PhD in mathematics at the University of Iowa, becoming a professor at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, where he is now Emeritus Professor. As a mathematics professor he has supervised research and independent study projects of scores of undergraduate students, at least a dozen of whom have gone on to earn a PhD in mathematics. He still enjoys playing music and his other hobbies include hiking, mountaineering, kayaking, biking and skiing.
The subject of representation theory is one of the most connected in mathematics, with applications to group theory, geometry, number theory and combinatorics, as well as physics and chemistry.
“The book under review is a nice introduction to the representation theory of the symmetric group. … The book is well structured and enriched with numerous exercises, many of which are solved or with hints for the solution.” (Enrico Jabara, zbMATH 1514.20002, 2023)
R. Michael Howe spent 20 years in various roles in the music industry and earned a PhD in mathematics at the University of Iowa, becoming a professor at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, where he is now Emeritus Professor. As a mathematics professor he has supervised research and independent study projects of scores of undergraduate students, at least a dozen of whom have gone on to earn a PhD in mathematics. He still enjoys playing music and his other hobbies include hiking, mountaineering, kayaking, biking and skiing.