1990
DOI: 10.1107/s0108767390003622
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Complete reduction bases for the principal induced representations of the crystallographic point groups

Abstract: An ordered partition P of a point group G is construc-

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“…Bases of the irreducible representations D, composing may be expressed in terms of linear combinations of the cosets H i , with complex coefficients (Masmoudi and Billiet, 1990). The basis G = cr='=l A,H (corresponding to po(r)) is a particular one, totally invariant by the elements of G. It spans the identity representation of G. po(r) is the totally symmetric part of p(r).…”
Section: 2mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bases of the irreducible representations D, composing may be expressed in terms of linear combinations of the cosets H i , with complex coefficients (Masmoudi and Billiet, 1990). The basis G = cr='=l A,H (corresponding to po(r)) is a particular one, totally invariant by the elements of G. It spans the identity representation of G. po(r) is the totally symmetric part of p(r).…”
Section: 2mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The concept of the principal induced representations (PIRs) of a crystallographic group has recently been a subject of increasing interest and several papers have been devoted to the properties and applications of PIRs (Litvin, 1982;Berenson, Kotzev & Litvin, 1982;Litvin, Kotzev & Birman, 1982;Masmoudi, 1990;Masmoudi & Billiet, 1989, 1990a. The PIRs of a group belong to a more extended category of representations designated as monomial representations (MRs).…”
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“…For details of the well known mathematical definitions and properties mentioned in this paper, the reader is referred to the classic works (Gorenstein, 1968;Kirillov, 1976;Lomont, 1959;Malliavin, 1981;Murnagham, 1963;Serre, 1978). For other more specialized items and demonstrations, reference is made to Masmoudi (1990) and Masmoudi & Billiet (1989, 1990a.…”
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confidence: 99%