2021-06-16 09:45:12 +0100 | marked best answer | Building a homomorphism from group algebra to matrix space I would like to define an algebra homomorphism between a group algebra over the integers and a complex matrix space. More precisely I have a free group F on 4 generators and the associated group algebra G and I would like to construct a homomorphism which sends each of the generators to a certain complex matrix. Inspired by a similar question, I have tried multiple things, but nothing seems to work I have I would like to define the homomorphism G->R which sends A to A1, B to B1 and both C and D to C1. |
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