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$\mathrm{PSL}(2,7)$ Projective special linear group PSL(2,7)

A finite simple group of order 168 with a conjugate pair of complex triplets.

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Definition

SL(2,F₇)/{±I}; equivalently GL(3,F₂).

Definition sources

Order: $168$
Center: $1$

Reference properties

Property	Value	Evidence
Order	$168$	Sources
Center	$1$	Sources
Abelian	No	Sources
Simple	Yes	Sources
Ordinary complex irreducibles	1, 3, 3, 6, 7, 8	Sources
GAP SmallGroups ID	SmallGroup(168,42)	Sources

Representation scope

The complete list of ordinary complex irrep dimensions is given above. Labels ρ1, ρ2, … follow the cited GroupNames character-table row order; they are local labels, not dimension-based identities. [sources]

Real, Complex and Quaternionic refer to Frobenius–Schur type (+1, 0, −1). The linked character table provides additional data; this entry does not supply matrices or a modular representation catalogue. [sources]

Complete ordinary complex irrep dimension and reality summary
Irrep label	Complex dimension	Reality type
ρ1	1	Real
ρ2	3	Complex
ρ3	3	Complex
ρ4	6	Real
ρ5	7	Real
ρ6	8	Real

Complete dimension and reality summary for ordinary complex irreps. This does not supply explicit matrices, every character value, or modular representations. Labels follow the conventions stated in this record.

Structure and conventions

The two triplets are inequivalent complex conjugates. The 6-, 7- and 8-dimensional irreps are real. [sources]

Names and aliases

PSL(3,2) · GL(3,2) · SL(3,2) · L2(7) · L3(2)

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Related objects and maps

$\mathrm{PSL}(n,q)$
Projective special linear finite simple groups
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Definition

SL(2,F₇)/{±I}; equivalently GL(3,F₂).