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Britta Späth

0000-0002-4593-5729

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Character correspondences in blocks with normal defect groups

2014

Abstract In this paper we give an extension of the Glauberman correspondence to certain characters of blocks with normal defect groups.

Modular representation theoryAlgebra and Number Theory010102 general mathematicsCharacter theoryExtension (predicate logic)01 natural sciencesAlgebraCharacter (mathematics)Compact group0103 physical sciences010307 mathematical physicsClassification of finite simple groups0101 mathematicsGroup theoryRepresentation theory of finite groupsMathematicsJournal of Algebra
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On Brauer’s Height Zero Conjecture

2014

In this paper, the unproven half of Richard Brauer’s Height Zero Conjecture is reduced to a question on simple groups.

CombinatoricsComputer Science::Hardware ArchitectureConjectureApplied MathematicsGeneral MathematicsSimple groupBlock theoryZero (complex analysis)Mathematics::Representation TheoryMathematicsCollatz conjectureJournal of the European Mathematical Society
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A reduction theorem for the Galois–McKay conjecture

2020

We introduce H {\mathcal {H}} -triples and a partial order relation on them, generalizing the theory of ordering character triples developed by Navarro and Späth. This generalization takes into account the action of Galois automorphisms on characters and, together with previous results of Ladisch and Turull, allows us to reduce the Galois–McKay conjecture to a question about simple groups.

Pure mathematicsReduction (recursion theory)ConjectureCharacter (mathematics)Applied MathematicsGeneral MathematicsSimple group010102 general mathematics0101 mathematicsAutomorphism01 natural sciencesAction (physics)MathematicsTransactions of the American Mathematical Society
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Brauer characters and coprime action

2016

Abstract It is an open problem to show that under a coprime action, the number of invariant Brauer characters of a finite group is the number of the Brauer characters of the fixed point subgroup. We prove that this is true if the non-abelian simple groups satisfy a stronger condition.

Discrete mathematicsModular representation theoryPure mathematicsFinite groupAlgebra and Number TheoryBrauer's theorem on induced charactersCoprime integers010102 general mathematics02 engineering and technologyFixed point021001 nanoscience & nanotechnology01 natural sciencesSimple group0101 mathematicsInvariant (mathematics)Mathematics::Representation Theory0210 nano-technologyBrauer groupMathematicsJournal of Algebra
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On fully ramified Brauer characters

2014

Let Z be a normal subgroup of a finite group, let p≠5 be a prime and let λ∈IBr(Z) be an irreducible G-invariant p-Brauer character of Z. Suppose that λG=eφ for some φ∈IBr(G). Then G/Z is solvable. In other words, a twisted group algebra over an algebraically closed field of characteristic not 5 with a unique class of simple modules comes from a solvable group.

Normal subgroupDiscrete mathematicsModular representation theoryPure mathematicsFinite groupBrauer's theorem on induced charactersGeneral Mathematics010102 general mathematics010103 numerical & computational mathematicsGroup algebra01 natural sciencesCharacter (mathematics)Solvable group0101 mathematicsAlgebraically closed fieldMathematicsAdvances in Mathematics
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Coprime actions and correspondences of Brauer characters

2017

We prove several results giving substantial evidence in support of the conjectural existence of a Glauberman–Isaacs bijection for Brauer characters under a coprime action. We also discuss related bijections for the McKay conjecture.

Mathematics::CombinatoricsConjectureCoprime integersGeneral Mathematics010102 general mathematics01 natural sciencesCombinatoricsMathematics::Group TheoryMathematics::Algebraic GeometryAction (philosophy)0103 physical sciencesBijection010307 mathematical physics0101 mathematicsMathematics::Representation TheoryBijection injection and surjectionMathematicsProceedings of the London Mathematical Society
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