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      A quaternionic braid representation (after Goldschmidt and Jones)

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          We show that the braid group representations associated with the \((3,6)\)-quotients of the Hecke algebras factor over a finite group. This was known to experts going back to the 1980s, but a proof has never appeared in print. Our proof uses an unpublished quaternionic representation of the braid group due to Goldschmidt and Jones. Possible topological and categorical generalizations are discussed.

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                24 June 2010
                2010-10-05
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                1006.4808
                052a17d6-9398-4569-be6a-17ccea297c77

                http://arxiv.org/licenses/nonexclusive-distrib/1.0/

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                20F36, 20C08, 57M25
                version 2: minor changes, post-referee
                math.QA math.GR math.RT

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