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Publications and source records attributed to François Zara.
In this sixth part we study rank $3$ reflection groups not well generated: $G(2r,r,2)$, $G_{12}$, $G_{13}$ and $G_{22}$. We start from a reflection representation of a rank $3$ Coxeter group and we show that we can obtain in this manner affine Coxeter groups whose linear part is one of the preceding groups.
In this fith part, (with the notations of the preceding parts) we make the following hypothesis: $(W,S)$ is a Coxeter system, irreducible, $2$-spherical and $S$ is of cardinality $3$. Let $R:W\to GL(M)$ be a reducible reflection representation of $W$. Let $G:= Im\,R$. Each sub-space of $M$ $(\neq M)$ stabilize by $G$ is contained in $C_{M}(G)$. Let $M':=M/C_{M}(G)$ and $N(G):=\{g|g\in G,g\, \text{acts trivially on}\,M'\}$. We call $N(G)$ the translation sub-group of $G$. One of the goals of this part is to study $M'$ and $N(G)$. In particular it is shown that $N(G)$ is an $\mathcal{O}G-module$.
In this fourth part, (with the notations of the preceding parts) we make the following hypothesis: $(W,S)$ is a Coxeter system, irreducible, $2$-spherical and $S$ is finite. Let $R:W\to GL(M)$ be a reducible reflection representation of $W$. Let $G:= Im\,R$. Each sub-space of $M$ $(\neq M)$ stabilize by $G$ is contained in $C_{M}(G)$. Let $M':=M/C_{M}(G)$ and $N(G):=\{g|g\in G,g\, \text{acts trivially on}\,M'$. We call $N(G)$ the translation sub-group of $G$. One of the goals of this part is to study $M'$ and $N(G)$.
In this third part, we make the following hypothesis: representation $R=R(α,β,γ;l)$ of $W(p,q,r)$ is reducible and there exist a $G$-invariant non-nulle bilinear form where $G=Im R$. With those conditions, we know the structure of $G$: $G'=G/N(G)$ is isomorphic to a finite dihedral group and $N(G)$ is given explicitly as well as the action of $G$ on $N(G)$. We begin by giving conditions on $p,q,r$ as well on $α,β,γ$ and we proove them in the appendix. The general case will be studied in the next part.
This part is made of three sections. In the first section we study the family of polynomials whose roots are 4cos2 kπ, (n \geqslant 3,1 \leqslant k < \frac{n}{2}). We obtain n2 in this manner a family of orthogonal polynomials. This will permit us to study in details all the examples which follow. In the second section, we give technical formulae in order noto repeat calculations. In the third section,we give applications, first when the field K is a sub-field of R (presentations of W(H3) and W(H4)) then in the complex case (study of the complex reflection group G(p, p, n), G24 and G27).
In this work we study representations of certain Coxeter groups to obtain some properties of the corresponding reflection groups.