Reflection Groups, Braid Groups, Hecke Algebras, Finite Reduction Groups
Reflection Groups, Braid Groups, Hecke Algebras, Finite Reduction Groups
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反射群、辫群、赫克代数、有限约简群
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10.4310/cdm.2000.v2000.n1.a1
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2000
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M. Broué
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M. Broué
Finite subgroups of GLn(Q) generated by reflections, known as Weyl groups, classify simple complex Lie Groups as well as simple algebraic groups. They are also building stones for many other significant mathematical objects like braid groups and Hecke algebras. Through recent work on representations of reductive groups over finite fields based upon George Lusztig’s fundamental work, and motivated by conjectures about modular representations of general finite groups, it has become clearer and clearer that finite subgroups of GLn(C) generated by pseudo–reflections (“complex reflection groups”) behave very much like Weyl groups, and might even be as important. We present here a concatenation of some recent work (mainly by D. Bessis, G. Malle, J. Michel, R. Rouquier and the author) on complex reflection groups, their braid groups and Hecke algebras, emphasizing the general properties which generalize basic properties of Weyl groups. By many aspects, the family of finite groups G(q) over finite fields with q elements behave as if they were the specialisations at x = q of an object depending on an indeterminate x. Convincing indices tend to show that, although complex reflection groups which are not Weyl groups do not define finite groups over finite fields , they might be associated to similar mysterious objects. We present here some aspects of the machinery allowing to emphasize this point of view. We use this machinery to state the general conjectures about representations of finite reductive groups over –adic rings which, ten years ago, originated this work . 1991 Mathematics Subject Classification. Primary 16G99, 20C20, 20C30, 20G05 ; Secondary 17B67, 05E10. I thank Gunter Malle, Jean Michel and Raphaël Rouquier for years of permanent cooperation, and for having allowed me to use freely our common works [BrMa1], [BrMa2], [BMM2] and [BMR]. I thank David Bessis, Meinolf Geck and George Lusztig for fruitful conversations. c ©International Press, 2001 1
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F.R.Cohen;T.Kohno;M.A.Xicont'encatl;森田茂之;Toshitake Kohno
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Toshitake Kohno
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