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Math 711: Representation Theory of Symmetric Groups Lectures by Prof. Andrew Snowden; Notes by Aleksander Horawa

a representation of G, then V ⊗n is a representation of G⊗Sn. Hence representations of Sn arise naturally when studying any representations, especially when considering tensor products. (2) Suppose X is a topological space and let Confn(X) be the configuration space of n points in X, defined by X \ {locus where two coordinates are equal}. The symmetric group Sn acts natrually on this configurat...

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