The hyperfocal subalgebra of a block
The hyperfocal subalgebra of a block
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DOI:
10.1007/s002220000072
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发表时间:
2000-08
影响因子:
3.1
通讯作者:
L. Puig
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作者:
L. Puig
1.1. It is known from Grün’s First Theorem (cf. Th. 4.2, Chap. 7 in [6]) that, in a finite group G, the intersection T∩[G, G]–usually called the focal subgroup–of a Sylow p-subgroup T with the so-called derived subgroup of G is determined by the G-conjugation of elements in T–namely it is generated by the elements [x, u] when u runs on T and x on the set of elements of G fulfilling ux∈ T. More precisely, it follows from Alperin’s Fusion Theorem that this intersection is generated by the subgroups [NG (Q), Q] when Q runs on the set of subgroups of T (cf.[1]); as a matter of fact, the same theorem proves that, denoting by L (G) the last term of the lower central series of G, the intersection T∩ L (G) is generated by the subgroups [x, Q] when Q runs on the set of subgroups of T, and x on the set of p-elements of NG (Q). In other terms, denoting by S the subgroup of T generated by these commutators–let us call it the hyperfocal subgroup of T–it can be proved that: there is a unique normal subgroup H of G such that