Commuting partial normal subgroups and regular localities
This book makes a significant contribution to the theory of localities, which are group-like structures associated to fusion systems, as introduced by \textit{A. Chermak} [Forum Math. Sigma 10, Paper No. e43, 31 p. (2022; Zbl 1553.20046); ``Finite localities. II, Preprint, \url{arXiv:1505.08110}; ``Finite localities. III, Preprint, \url{arXiv:1610.06161}]. The central objects of study are linking localities, which correspond to linking systems and thus encode the algebraic information needed to study \(p\)-completed classifying spaces.\N\NThe author's primary achievement is the systematic development of a theory of partial normal subgroups. A key result is the construction, for any partial normal subgroup \(\mathcal{N}\) of a linking locality \((\mathcal{L},\Delta,S)\), of a centralizer-like object \(\mathcal{N}^{\perp}\). This leads to a natural definition of the generalized Fitting subgroup \(F^{*}(\mathcal{L})\).\N\NBuilding on this, the author defines and investigates regular localities -- linking localities whose object set is \(\delta(\mathcal{F})\), a collection related to the generalized Fitting subsystem \(F^{*}(\mathcal{F})\). These are shown to have notable stability properties: their partial normal and partial subnormal subgroups are again regular localities. This allows for a robust theory of components, analogous to the finite group case, with \(F^{*}(\mathcal{L})\) being a central product of its layer \(E(\mathcal{L})\) and \(O_{p}(\mathcal{L})\).\N\NThe memoir also contains a proof of an \(E\)-balance theorem for subcentric localities, generalizing a fundamental result from the classification of finite simple groups.
- Alperin’s fusion theorem for localities
- Applications of the FF-module theorem and related results.
- Balance and generation in finite groups
- Centralizers of normal subsystems revisited
- Control of fixed points and existence and uniqueness of centric linking systems
- Direct and central products of localities
- Existence and uniqueness of linking systems: Chermak's proof via obstruction theory
- Extensions of homomorphisms between localities
- Finite localities I
- Frobenius categories.
- Fusion systems and localities -- a dictionary
- Fusion systems and localities.
- Fusion systems in algebra and topology.
- Normalizers and centralizers of p-subgroups in normal subsystems of fusion systems
- On finite groups of component type
- On fusion systems of component type
- Products of partial normal subgroups
- Rigid automorphisms of linking systems
- Some products in fusion systems and localities
- Subcentric linking systems
- Subgroup families controlling p-local finite groups
- The generalized Fitting subsystem of a fusion system
- The homotopy theory of fusion systems
- The theory of finite groups. An introduction.
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