Note on Heisenberg Characters of Heisenberg Groups
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An irreducible character χ of a group G is called a Heisenberg character, if Kerχ ⊇ [G,[G,G]]. In this paper, the Heisenberg characters of the quaternion Heisenberg, generalized Heisenberg, polarised Heisenberg and three
other types of infinite Heisenberg groups are computed.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.23755/rm.v35i0.429
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