On representations of the triplet group and some of its extensions

Abstract

In this paper, we study the representations of the triplet group Ln, where n is a positive integer, and its extensions to the virtual and welded triplet groups VLn and WLn, respectively. We first introduce Ln, its extensions, and its pure subgroup. We then investigate several representations, proving the irreducibility of the classical Tits representation : Ln GLn-1(C) over the complex field C and constructing a new representation μ: Ln Aut(Fn), where Fn is the free group of rank n. For the representation μ, we determine its matrix form, faithfulness, and irreducibility. We also classify all complex homogeneous 2-local representations of Ln for n 3 and all non-homogeneous 2-local representations of L3, establishing connections with the complex specialization of the representation μ. Finally, we examine extensions of Ln representations to VLn and WLn, proving their existence, classifying non-trivial complex homogeneous 2-local representations, and analyzing their faithfulness and irreducibility. The paper concludes with an open question regarding further extension of representation of Ln to VLn and WLn.

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