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Strong convergence of unitary and permutation representations

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  • UserMichael Magee (Durham University)
  • ClockMonday 07 July 2025, 14:00-15:00
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TGA - Topological groupoids and their C*-algebras

 I will define strong convergence of unitary representations and then discuss the still-mysterious and broad-ranging question of which discrete groups have finite dimensional unitary or ‘permutation’ representations that strongly converge to their regular representation. This seminar will take place at Queen’s University Belfast, in MAPTC room 0G.017.

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