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Irreducible Representation

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A representation $(\rho, V)$ (in the sense of Group Representation) is irreducible (or simple) if $V \neq 0$ and the only subrepresentations (see Subrepresentation) of $V$ are $\{0\}$ and $V$ itself.
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