nLab linear group

Context

Group Theory

Linear algebra

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Definition

A group GG is called linear if it admits a monomorphism into a general linear group

GGL d(k) G \hookrightarrow GL_d(k)

for some dimension dd \in \mathbb{N} and some ground field kk, in other words: it it admits a faithful linear representation of finite-dimensional.

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