Clifford theory for subgroups of grading groups (Q5287588)

Classical Clifford theory deals with the properties of the irreducible representations of a finite group \(G\) and their relations with a normal subgroup \(H\) of \(G\) and the factor group \(G/H\), and was generalized to arbitrary group-graded rings by \textit{E. C. Dade} [J. Reine Angew. Math. 369, 40-86 (1986; Zbl 0583.16001)]. Here, the authors consider the situation that arises when \(H\) is not normal in \(G\), and generalize the corresponding results to the case of a \(G\)-graded ring \(R\), where \(G\) is an arbitrary group and \(H\) a finite subgroup of order \(n\). Calling \((G/H,R)\text{-gr}\) the category of (left) \(R\)-modules graded by the \(G\)- set \(G/H\), \(M\) an \(n\)-torsionfree simple object of \((G/H,R)\text{-gr}\), and setting \(\Lambda = \text{End}_ R(M)\), they show, among other things, that \(\Hom_ R(M,-)\) induces a bijection between the isomorphism classes of simple \(R\)-modules generated by \(M\) and the isomorphism classes of simple \(\Lambda\)-modules.