Given a finite group $G$, prove that the matrices of its right-regular representation, defined according to Eq.
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Given a finite group $G$, prove that the matrices of its right-regular representation, defined according to Eq. (3.73), obey the group multiplication law, i.e., $R(g) R\left(g^{\prime}\right)=R\left(g g^{\prime}\right)$. Prove also that this would not be true, if in Eq. (3.73) one had defined $ho_{g}(h)=h g$ instead of $ho_{g}(h)=h g^{-1}$.
Data from Eq. 3.73
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Mathematical Methods For Physics An Introduction To Group Theory Topology And Geometry
ISBN: 9781107191136
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Authors: Esko Keski Vakkuri, Claus Montonen, Marco Panero
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