
doi: 10.1007/bf02263050
A linear transformation of a vector space is called finitary if it acts identically on some subspace of finite codimension. It is clear that the set of all invertible finitary transformations of a vector space \(V\) is a normal subgroup \(\text{FGL}(V)\) of the group of all invertible linear transformations \(\text{GL}(V)\). A homomorphism of a group \(G\) into \(\text{FGL}(V)\) is called a finitary linear transformation of the group \(G\). The present article is devoted to the study of finitary representations of symmetric and alternating groups of finitary permutations on an infinite set.
Representations of infinite symmetric groups, invertible linear transformations, finitary representations, invertible finitary transformations, Linear algebraic groups over arbitrary fields, symmetric and alternating groups of finitary permutations
Representations of infinite symmetric groups, invertible linear transformations, finitary representations, invertible finitary transformations, Linear algebraic groups over arbitrary fields, symmetric and alternating groups of finitary permutations
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