On a projective representation of the Hall-Janko group
On a projective representation of the Hall-Janko group
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1968
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Walter Feit
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Walter Feit
In the line of an investigation of the projective groups of degree six with complex coefficients, it was discovered that the Hall-Janko group, the unique simple group of order 604,800, described in a paper by Marshall Hall and David Wales, has a projective representation of degree six. In fact, there exists a unique group, &, with center, Z, of order two, and &/Z £ËG, satisfying the following: (A) the Sylow-7-subgroup of G is normalized by an element of order four; (B) the inverse image, under the homomorphism Gi~*Gi/Z SG, of a subgroup, J7s(3), of G of order 6048 is isomorphic to ZX Uz(3). Gi has two conjugate, faithful, irreducible representations of degree six in the complex field. This representation can be written in Q(/5, V ~ 7 ) . The character table of G can be given, and it is unique. The degrees of the faithful, irreducible representations of G are 6, 6, 64, 64, 50, 50, 216, 14, 84, 126, 126, 252, 56, 56, 448, 350, 336. Existence of G was verified by taking (mod 3) a representation of degree six. This modular representation restricted to Z Uz(3) has a three dimensional invariant subspace, V. Then, under Gi, V has one hundred images, which generators of G permute exactly as their images permute the letters described in the Hall-Wales paper. This was checked by computer with a program written by George Shapiro. Unique unitary matrices over the complex field were obtained for a six dimensional representation of generators of Gi after the normalizer of a Sylow-7-subgroup was written in a normal form.