Representations—in the representation theory branch of mathematics—have subrepresentations.
They simply mean a representation with limited dimensions dependably contains a nonzero subrepresentation that is unchangeable.
Also, given a representation of a group, a direct linear subspace is preserved by a predefined action.
If you'd like to know more about subrepresentations, take the short quiz below.
Irreducible
Functional
Maximal
Reducible
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Choquet theory
Braid theory
Clebsch–Gordan theory
Maxim theory
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Group representation
Maximum functions
Functional numbers
Irreducible representation
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Finite zero
Maxim point
Characteristic zero
Functional stop
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Field of an angle
Positive characteristics
Line function
Algebraic fields
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Group algebra
Finite point
View point
Misrepresentations
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Finite numbers
Smooth manifold
Irregular manifold
Complex functions
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Linear algebra
Solving functions
Angular calculations
Complex functions
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Representation space
Representation dimension
Algebraic constant
Representation line
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