Linear representations of manifolds
Rongbiao Thomas Wang, Lek-Heng Lim, and Ke Ye

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel concept of linear manifold representations that generalize group representations to G-manifolds, providing explicit bounds and constructive methods for equivariant embeddings.
Contribution
It defines linear representations of G-manifolds, generalizes classical embeddings, and offers explicit, sharp bounds for Mostow-Palais G-equivariant embeddings with constructive methods.
Findings
Provided explicit bounds for minimal-dimensional G-equivariant embeddings.
Generalized group representations to G-manifolds and homogeneous spaces.
Offered constructive methods with explicit expressions for embeddings.
Abstract
A finite-dimensional linear representation of a group or an algebra may be regarded as a map into a space of matrices, endowing abstract elements with coordinates, and encoding algebraic operations as matrix products. With this in mind, we define a linear representation of a -manifold as a map into a space of matrices, representing points as matrices and the -action as matrix products. We show that this generalizes group representations to any -manifold that may not have a group structure, with homogeneous spaces an important special case; and in this case it also generalizes Cartan embeddings of symmetric spaces to more general . To demonstrate the utility of such manifold representations, we use them to provide effective bounds for Mostow-Palais -equivariant embeddings of…
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