Re: some representation theory questions

Owh.. I didn't expected that. I may be to naive in such things... Oke

I suppose it has to be that the dim of the representation is exactly
the dim of H. I mean, it is not so easy to construct an algebra with
some subalgebra image(f). (see post 4 above for the notation).

But, can someone answer the question now? I am really curious.

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