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 +====== Induced Representation ======
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 +<tabbox Why is it interesting?> ​
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 +<tabbox Layman> ​
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 +<​blockquote>​So it turns out that important concepts in representation theory are just constructions in homotopy theory carried out in a context of symmetries, constructions which in more basic settings are familiar logical operations. For example, the type theoretic construction governing the formation of induced representations,​ typically first met as very basic way of expanding an action of a subgroup to an action of the full group, is very basic when carried out on sets and predicates.** For instance,
 + ​consider the case of the set of dogs sent by the function "​owner"​ to the set of people, each dog being assigned its (unique)
 + ​owner. The equivalent of forming an induced representation in this setting is to map any predicate of dogs to a predicate of people, say, "​poodle"​ is sent to "owner of some poodle"​.**</​blockquote>​
 +  ​
 +<tabbox Student> ​
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 +<note tip>
 +In this section things should be explained by analogy and with pictures and, if necessary, some formulas.
 +</​note>​
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 +<tabbox Researcher> ​
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 +<note tip>
 +The motto in this section is: //the higher the level of abstraction,​ the better//.
 +</​note>​
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 +  ​
 +<tabbox Examples> ​
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 +--> Example1#
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 + 
 +<--
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 +--> Example2:#
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 + 
 +<--
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 +<tabbox FAQ> ​
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 +<tabbox History> ​
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 +</​tabbox>​
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