17.2.6 Develop the irreducible 2 x 2 matrix representation of the group of rotations (including those that turn it over) that transform a square into itself. Give the group multiplication table. Note. This group has the name D4 (see Fig. 17.5).

17.2.6 Develop the irreducible 2 x 2 matrix representation of the group of rotations (including those that turn it over) that transform a square into itself. Give the group multiplication table. Note. This group has the name D4 (see Fig. 17.5).

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Note. This group has the name D4 (see Fig. 17.5).

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