# Alexei Venkov

## Congruence properties of induced representations

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Congruence properties of induced representations. / Mayer, Dieter; Momeni, Arash; Venkov, Alexei.

arXiv.org, 2012. p. 1210.5979.

Research output: Working paper

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Mayer, D, Momeni, A & Venkov, A 2012 'Congruence properties of induced representations' arXiv.org, pp. 1210.5979.

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Mayer, D., Momeni, A., & Venkov, A. (2012). Congruence properties of induced representations. (pp. 1210.5979). arXiv.org.

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Mayer D, Momeni A, Venkov A. 2012. Congruence properties of induced representations. arXiv.org. pp. 1210.5979.

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Mayer, Dieter, Arash Momeni, and Alexei Venkov Congruence properties of induced representations. 1210.5979. arXiv.org. 2012, 14 p.

### Vancouver

Mayer D, Momeni A, Venkov A. Congruence properties of induced representations. arXiv.org. 2012, p. 1210.5979.

### Author

Mayer, Dieter ; Momeni, Arash ; Venkov, Alexei. / Congruence properties of induced representations. arXiv.org, 2012. pp. 1210.5979

### Bibtex

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### RIS

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