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geometric representation theory
representation, 2-representation, ∞-representation
Grothendieck group, lambda-ring, symmetric function, formal group
principal bundle, torsor, vector bundle, Atiyah Lie algebroid
Eilenberg-Moore category, algebra over an operad, actegory, crossed module
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The In termrepresentation theory, the term intertwiner is a synonym for homomorphism of representations/actions/modules.
Notably for linear representations , of some group or associative algebra on vector spaces (or more generalmodules , ) a, a linear map is said to intertwine with if for all we have that
which equivalently means that this diagram commutes:
\begin{tikzcd} V_1 \ar[r, { u }] \ar[d, { \rho_1(a) }{description}] & V_2 \ar[d, { \rho_2(a) }{description}] \ V_1 \ar[r, { u }] & V_2 \end{tikzcd}
With the representations understood as functors (cf. at action)
from the delooping groupoid (for a group) or delooping -enriched category (for a monoid object in a symmetric monoidal category ) to a suitable category of modules, these are (as ranges) just the naturality squares exhibiting equivalently an (enriched) natural transformation between these functors:
\begin{tikzcd} \mathbf{B}A \ar[r, bend left=25, { \rho_1 }{description, pos=.4}, {\ }{name=s, swap}] \ar[r, bend right=25, { \rho_2 }{description, pos=.4}, {\ }{name=t}] \ar[from=s, to=t, Rightarrow, { u }] & \mathrlap{ \mathrm{Mod} } \[-20pt] \ast \ar[d, { a }] \ar[r, phantom, { \mapsto }] & V_1 \ar[r, { u }] \ar[d, { \rho_1(a) }{description}] & V_2 \ar[d, { \rho_2(a) }{description}] \ \ast \ar[r, phantom, { \mapsto }] & V_1 \ar[r, { u }] & V_2 \end{tikzcd}
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