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Groups acting on circulant matrices

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If a groupG permutes a setI, andM is a multiplicative abelian group, a representation ofG onM I is given by permutation of coordinates. TheG-module homomorphisms intoM I arise from exponential maps. This framework encompasses those systems of functional equations that characterize generalized hyperbolic functions.

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Zorzitto, F. Groups acting on circulant matrices. Aeq. Math. 48, 294–305 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01832991

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