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POLARIZATIONS IN CLASSICAL INVARIANT THEORY

We give a weak version of the first main theorem of invariant theory, namely, we describe a class of representations of a reductive algebraic group on a vector space V such that C[V q ] is the integral closure of C[V q ] pol , the subring generated by all generalized polarizations, in C[V q ]. For finite groups we have stronger results.