Let V be a finite dimensional representation of a finite group G. Consider Hom(V,V) = Set of all Linear Transformations from V to V. Its clearly a vector space (under the natural operations).
Prove that : Hom(V,V) is an irreducible representation of G dim V = 1
The problem for me is that I cant understand how the group GL(Hom(V,V)). It looks extremely complicated.
Trying to prove:
I assume ( ,V) is the representation over the field F, dim V = 1. Then .
F is a one-dimensional vector space over itself and thus Hom(V,V) is one dimensional and hence irreducible.
I am struggling here. So any ideas?