The Alperin weight conjecture and Uno's conjecture for the Monster M, p odd.

DOI10.1112/S1461157009000059MaRDI QIDQ3092004zbMATH OpenWikidataFDO

Authors Jianbei An, Robert A. Wilson

Publication date 15 September 2011

Published in LMS Journal of Computation and Mathematics (Search for Journal in Brave)

zbMATH Keywords

Alperin weight conjectureMonsterdegrees of irreducible charactersIsaacs-Navarro conjectureradical \(p\)-chainsDade conjecturesUno conjecture

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Modular representations and characters (20C20) Representations of sporadic groups (20C34) Simple groups: sporadic groups (20D08)

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Cites work

• scientific article; zbMATH DE number 44302 (Why is no real title available?)
• The Alperin Weight Conjecture and Dade's Conjecture for the Simple Group Fi′₂₄
• The Alperin Weight Conjecture and Uno's Conjecture for the Baby Monster B, _p Odd

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• Endotrivial modules for finite groups via homotopy theory
• The AWC-goodness and essential rank of sporadic simple groups.
• Broué's isotypy conjecture for the sporadic groups and their covers and automorphism groups
• Blocks with extraspecial defect groups of finite quasisimple groups.
• A reduction theorem for Dade's projective conjecture
• \textit{ZJ}-controlled blocks of quasisimple groups for odd primes
• The principal p‐blocks with four irreducible characters
• A bijection for the Alperin weight conjecture in \(S_n\).
• The Alperin Weight Conjecture and Uno's Conjecture for the Baby Monster B, _p Odd

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