Some infinite-dimensional representations of certain Coxeter groups
Coxeter groups that are neither finite nor an affine Weyl group admits infinite dimensional representations (Theorem \(1.1\)). For Coxeter groups whose Coxeter graphs either contain two circuits or contain one circuit and have a labeled edge, the author constructs the infinite dimensional representations. For the former, he utilizes the fundamental group whereas in the latter case, universal covering of the Coxeter graph were used to construct the infinite dimensional representations as quotients of infinite sums of representations of the dihedral group.
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