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Clifford type theorems for association schemes and their algebraic fusions. (English) Zbl 1258.05129

Summary: We investigate the relationship between complex characters of association schemes and their fusion schemes. We first prove Frobenius reciprocity between the irreducible representations of finite schemes and their fusion schemes, and add a formula on multiplicities. After that, we provide Clifford type theorems for association schemes and their algebraic fusions.

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05E30 Association schemes, strongly regular graphs
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