Characters and local structure in G-algebras
Characters and local structure in G-algebras
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DOI:
10.1016/0021-8693(80)90074-5
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发表时间:
1980-04
影响因子:
0.9
通讯作者:
M. Broué;L. Puig
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作者:
M. Broué;L. Puig
Let p be a prime number and let G be a finite group. Let x be a generalized character in ap-block b of G. If P is a Sylowp-subgroup of G and T] is a generalized character of P such that T (X)= &v) whenever x and y in P are conjugate under an element of G, it is well known (see [9, Theorem I], for example) that it is possible to construct another generalized character x* 7 in b, as follows: whenever x is a p-element of G, we denote by xw the central function of G which vanishes outside of the p-section X of x and whose restriction to X is equal to the restriction of x, and we choose a set S of representatives in P for the conjugacy classes of p-elements of G; then, we set x* 7= 1 q (x) p. XESThe aim of this paper is to give a more general construction, closely related to the local methods started in [l]. According to [l], when studying G from the point of view of a given p-block b, it is useful to replace the study of p-subgroups of G by the study of “(6, G)-Brauer pairs”(P, e), where P is a p-subgroup of G and e is a block of C,(P) associated with 6. One knows in particular [I, Definition 3.31 how to define the “inclusion” of such (b, G)-Brauer pairs and then G acts transitively by conjugation on the maximal (6, G)-Brauer pairs [l, Theorem 3.101.