
arXiv: 1802.08544
In this paper we construct an example of two representations (V1,G1) and (V2,G2) which are action type geometrically equivalent and groups G1 and G2 are geometrically equivalent, but the representations (V1,G1) and (V2,G2) are not geometrically equivalent.
20C99, 08C10, universal algebraic geometry, Representation theory of groups, FOS: Mathematics, group representations, Representation Theory (math.RT), Axiomatic model classes, Mathematics - Representation Theory
20C99, 08C10, universal algebraic geometry, Representation theory of groups, FOS: Mathematics, group representations, Representation Theory (math.RT), Axiomatic model classes, Mathematics - Representation Theory
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