Characters of Solvable and Symplectic Groups
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(only showing first 100 items - show all)- pi-blocks of pi-separable groups. I
- Generalized permutation characters of solvable groups
- Endliche auflösbare Gruppen, deren sämtliche Charaktergrade Primzahlpotenzen sind. (Finite solvable groups all whose character degrees are prime powers)
- The Fitting length of the Hughes subgroup
- Solvable groups character degrees and sets of primes
- Irreducible constituents of induced monomial characters
- A noncoprime Shult type theorem
- Regular orbits on symplectic modules
- A theorem of Hall-Higman type for groups of odd order
- A characteristic class of characters of finite \(\pi\)-separable groups
- Monomial characters and normal subgroups
- Defect groups and character heights in blocks of solvable groups
- Primitive characters, normal subgroups, and M-groups
- Characters of solvable groups induced by linear characters of Hall subgroups
- Character correspondences and irreducible induction and restriction
- 2-weights for general linear groups
- Characters of groups with normal extra-special subgroups
- On p-singular control of p-regular character values
- Lifting Brauer characters of p-solvable groups. II
- Induced characters and symplectic sections
- Character correspondences induced by subgroups of operator groups
- Character correspondences and subgroups of operator groups
- Determining group structure from sets of irreducible character degrees
- Weil representations of the symplectic group
- Weights, vertices and a correspondence of characters in groups of odd order
- Symplectic groups, symplectic spreads, codes, and unimodular lattices
- Quadratic residue codes and symplectic groups
- Hyperbolic modules and cyclic subgroups.
- Connectedness of degree graphs of nonsolvable groups.
- Two remarks on the Glauberman-Isaacs character correspondence.
- Regular orbits of linear groups with an application to the \(k(GV)\)-problem. II
- Induction of characters and \(p\)-subgroups
- Induction and character correspondences in groups of odd order
- Groups with bounded centralizer chains and the Borovik-Khukhro conjecture
- On weakly quasi-primitive characters of solvable groups
- A look at representations of \(\mathrm{SL}_{2}(\mathbb{F}_{q})\) through the lens of size
- Alperin-McKay natural correspondences in solvable and symmetric groups for the prime \(p=2\)
- On blocks with one modular character
- The Glauberman correspondence and stable multiplicity-free subgroups.
- p-blocks relative to a character of a normal subgroup
- Variations on McKay's character degree conjecture
- Weil representations of unitary groups
- Induced characters which are multiples of irreducibles
- Even unimodular lattices associated with the Weil representation of the finite symplectic group
- Prime characters and primitivity
- Endo-permutation modules in p-solvable groups
- Cross characteristic representations of symplectic and unitary groups
- Families of characters of cyclotomic Hecke algebras.
- Using character correspondences for Schur index computations.
- Using G-algebras for Schur index computation
- Characters with stable irreducible constituents
- Sylow 2-subgroups of rational solvable groups.
- Certain monomial characters of \(p'\)-degree.
- Zeros of primitive characters in solvable groups
- Irreducible products of characters.
- Self-dual modules and real vectors for solvable groups
- The Navarro conjecture for the alternating groups
- Regular orbits of quasisimple linear groups. I
- Alternating sums over \(\pi\)-subgroups
- A bound on the diameter of the Brauer graph of a block of a solvable group
- A McKay bijection for projectors
- \(p\)-blocks relative to a character of a normal subgroup. II
- Primitive characters of maximal subgroups of solvable groups.
- An extension of Watanabe's theorem for the Isaacs-Horimoto-Watanabe corresponding blocks.
- Automorphisms of groups.
- Diameters of degree graphs of nonsolvable groups. II.
- On the relative character correspondences.
- Vertices and normal subgroups in solvable groups.
- On defects of characters and decomposition numbers
- Blocks of normal subgroups, automorphisms of groups, and the Alperin-McKay conjecture.
- On the isotypy induced by the Glauberman-Dade correspondence between blocks of finite groups.
- Odd character correspondences in solvable groups.
- Orthogonality on cosets.
- Extendible characters and monomial groups of odd order.
- Character correspondences in p-solvable groups
- Nonsolvable groups satisfying the one-prime hypothesis.
- On irreducible products of characters
- Correspondences of Brauer characters and Sylow subgroup normalizers
- Problems on characters: solvable groups
- The extraspecial case of the k(GV) problem
- Squaring a conjugacy class and cosets of normal subgroups.
- Weight parameterization of simple modules for p-solvable groups.
- Unipotent elements in representations of finite groups of Lie type.
- The character correspondences on -separable groups.
- Groups generated by two conjugates of an element of order 3.
- Correspondences between 2-Brauer characters of solvable groups.
- Weil Representations and Some Nonreductive Dual Pairs in Symplectic and Unitary Groups
- Feit numbers and p'-degree characters
- A Morita equivalence for blocks of finite p-solvable groups in the Glauberman–Isaacs–Watanabe correspondence context
- Large \(p'\)-orbits for \(p\)-nilpotent linear groups
- Commutative Nilpotent Closed Algebras and Weil Representations
- The Weil-Steinberg character of finite classical groups. With an appendix by Olivier Brunat.
- Weight Enumerators of Normalized Codes
- On Certain Groups of Central Type
- Inducing characters and nilpotent subgroups
- Hall-Higman Type Theorems. III
- Character correspondences in blocks with normal defect groups.
- Projective characters of odd degree
- Symplectic group lattices
- Large orbits of odd-order subgroups of solvable linear groups.
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