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Book Review: Characters and blocks of finite groups
2000
Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society
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Modular representation theory (also called block theory) studies the modular representations of a finite group G and their relation to the ordinary representations of G. ...
One goal that is not reasonable for infinite families is to compute the values of the irreducible Brauer characters; very little has been done in this direction even for the symmetric groups. ...
doi:10.1090/s0273-0979-00-00854-5
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Page 4824 of Mathematical Reviews Vol. , Issue 85k
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1985
Mathematical Reviews
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The calculation of the 2-modular characters of finite groups using a computer is described. ...
Let B be a p-block of G with defect group D and let k,/ and k; denote the numbers of ordinary and modular irreducible charac- ters in B and the number of ordinary irreducibles with height 2, respectively ...
Page 3993 of Mathematical Reviews Vol. , Issue 2000f
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2000
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The aim of this paper is to check two of the most tempting conjectures of modular representation theory of finite groups: Alperin’s weight conjecture and Dade’s ordinary conjecture, for the sporadic simple ...
This allows one to use tools from computational group theory and computational character theory, together with a detailed knowl- edge of the structure of the maximal subgroups of Co3, to classify the radical ...
Page 3370 of Mathematical Reviews Vol. , Issue 96f
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1996
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The dual result on conjugacy classes is a description of finite groups G with an ordinary irreducible character y and an element g € G such that y(y) =0 for every nonidentity y which is conjugate neither ...
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describes finite groups G with an ordinary irreducible character yx and an element g € G such that €(g) = 0 for all € € Irr(G) — {le, x, 7%}. ...
Page 5287 of Mathematical Reviews Vol. , Issue 99h
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1999
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a new algorithm for computing matrices of standard orthogonal irreducible representations of symmetric groups. ...
Maximal subgroups, presentations and ordinary irreducible char- acters for some simple groups and their decorations are collected in [J. H. Conway et al., Atlas of finite groups, Oxford Univ. ...
Computing matrix representations
2010
Mathematics of Computation
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Let G be a finite group and χ a faithful irreducible character for G. ...
Earlier papers by the first author describe techniques for computing a matrix representation for G which affords χ whenever the degree χ(1) is less than 32. ...
Acknowledgements We wish to acknowledge the thoughtful suggestions of an anonymous referee, and particularly for the construction referred to in Section 2. ...
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Page 5346 of Mathematical Reviews Vol. , Issue 91J
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1991
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Finally the techniques can be used to compute the degrees of the irreducible representations of a twisted group algebra on G. ...
From the text of the translation: “The problem of existence of p- blocks of defect 0 in a finite group was posed by Richard Brauer, the founder of the theory of modular representations of finite groups ...
Page 781 of Mathematical Reviews Vol. 36, Issue 4
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1968
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Finally, the author considers irreducible ordinary representations of @ which are associated with respect to a normal subgroup ® of @ in the sense of A. H. ...
The author presents some results in the theory of projec- tive representations of a finite group over the field of complex numbers. ...
Turning Weight Multiplicities into Brauer Characters
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2018
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We describe two methods for computing p-modular Brauer character tables for groups of Lie type G(p^f) in defining characteristic p, assuming that the ordinary character table of G(p^f) is known, and the ...
weight multiplicities of the corresponding algebraic group G are known for p-restricted highest weights. ...
The irreducible representations of G(q) over F p (called defining characteristic representations) are restrictions of irreducible representations of the algebraic group G. ...
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Page 5684 of Mathematical Reviews Vol. , Issue 90J
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1990
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a bijection between the b € T'Y, and the irreducible negative G- representations which on restriction to Kero remain irreducible. ...
Using known techniques for restricting the irreducible ordinary representations of O(m,R) to S,, the au- thors show that the above problem is reduced to determining the inner product of the basic spin ...
Page 1680 of Mathematical Reviews Vol. , Issue 2002C
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Proceedings of the Summer School on Representation Theory
of Algebras, Finite and Reductive Groups (Cluj-Napoca, 1997), 67-100, Babes-Bolyai Univ. Fac. Math. Comput. Sci. Res. ...
This con- struction was inspired by some ideas in work of Molchanov on ordinary representations of symmetric groups. ...
Page 6260 of Mathematical Reviews Vol. , Issue 90K
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1990
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The author presents a computation of the values of all primitive permutation characters of Held’s sporadic simple group together with their decompositions as sums of irreducible complex charac- ters. ...
,) as compositions | oa &; *, GL(V) where €,-_, is the multiplicative group of a Clifford algebra and p is an irreducible representation thereof. ...
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2001
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The necessary computations with ordinary characters of finite groups of Lie type and of Weyl groups are done using the computer algebra systems CHEVIE and GAP. ...
Denote by ®2 the automorphism group of the free group F) on two generators. The object of the article is the classification of all indecomposable complex linear representations of ®) of degree < 5. ...
Page 3673 of Mathematical Reviews Vol. , Issue 92g
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1992
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ticular he gave g-analogues of classical results of Green on modular representations of finite groups. ...
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Computational aspects of representation theory of finite groups. Representation theory of finite groups and finite-dimensional algebras (Bielefeld, 1991), 37-64, Progr. ...
Page 805 of Mathematical Reviews Vol. , Issue 98B
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1998
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This algorithm is a modified version of the O(|G| log|G|) algo- rithm for computing ordinary irreducible representations of super- solvable groups due to U. Baum and M. Clausen [Math. ...
[Shokrollahi, Mohammad Amin]
(D-BONN-IF; Bonn)
Computing irreducible representations of supersolvable groups over small finite fields. (English summary)
Math. Comp. 66 (1997), no. 218, 779-786. ...
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