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    This document discusses tensor products of simple modules for linear algebraic groups. It states that if V is a simple G-module and W is a simple H-module, then their tensor product V ⊗ W is a G × H-module. It provides two exercises: to show that V ⊗ W is isomorphic to the direct sum V ⊕n as a G-module, where n is the dimension of W, and to show that V ⊗ W is a simple G × H-module.

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    MATH 479: Linear Algebraic Groups

    Tensor product of simple modules

    Let G and H be linear algebraic groups. Let V be a simple G-module and


    W a simple H-module. Then V ⊗ W is a G × H-module (with the action given
    by (g, h)(v ⊗ w) = gv ⊗ hw).

    1. Show that if we consider V ⊗ W as G-module with the action given by


    g(v ⊗ w) = gv ⊗ w), then V ⊗ W is isomorphic to the G-module V ⊕n ,
    where n = dim(W ).
    2. Show that V ⊗ W is a simple G × H-module.

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