Fully ramified subgroups (Q912973)

This paper, being a part of the author's thesis, deals with fully ramified sections. Let G be a finite group and H a subgroup. We say that H is fully ramified in G if there exists an irreducible complex character \(\vartheta\) such that \(\vartheta^ G=e\chi\), where \(\chi\) is some irreducible character of G, and also such that \(\chi_ H=e\vartheta\). Among others the following has been proved. Theorem A. Suppose \(N\leq H\leq G\), \(N\trianglelefteq G\), H fully ramified in G. Assume that H has a normal complement L over N, and that \(| G:H| \neq 2^ a\), \(a\geq 0\). Then L/N is not cyclic. Theorem B. Let \(N\leq H\leq G\), \(N\trianglelefteq G\), \((| G:H|,| H:N|)=1\). Suppose \(\vartheta\in Irr(H)\) is fully ramified in G, and let \(\eta\) be an irreducible constituent of \(\vartheta_ N\). Then H has a complement L over N in G, with \(\eta\) fully ramified in L. Besides that, any two such L are conjugate in G. There are many other results proved in this nice paper.