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{{linear representation theory of|[[cyclic group:Z3|the cyclic group of order three]]}}
{{linear representation theory of|cyclic group of order three}}


==Over the complex numbers==
==Over the complex numbers==

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This article is about the linear representation theory of the following group: cyclic group of order three

Over the complex numbers

The cyclic group of order three, being an Abelian group, has the property that all its irreducible representations are one-dimensional, and all representations are thus completely reducible in terms of one-dimensional representations. There are three irreducible representations, the trivial representation, and two representations sending the generators to the cuberoots of unity, in different orders.

Character table

Let ω be a primitive cuberoot of unity.

Representation/Conjugacy class e (identity element) x (generator) x2 (generator)
trivial representation 1 1 1
-- 1 ω ω2
-- 1 ω2 ω