The Brou\'e invariant of a p-permutation equivalence

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arXiv2007.13936MaRDI QIDQ6345967FDOQ6345967


Authors: Robert Boltje Edit this on Wikidata


Publication date: 27 July 2020

Abstract: A perfect isometry I (introduced by Brou'e) between two blocks B and C is a frequent phenomenon in the block theory of finite groups. It maps an irreducible character psi of C to pm an irreducible character of B. Brou'e proved that the ratio of the codegrees of psi and I(psi) is a rational number with p-value zero and that its class in mathbbFp is independent of psi. We call this element the Brou'e invariant of I. The goal of this paper is to show that if I comes from a p-permutation equivalence or a splendid Rickard equivalence between B and C then, up to a sign, the Brou'e invariant of I is determined by local data of B and C and therefore, up to a sign, is independent of the p-permutation equivalence or splendid Rickard equivalence. Apart from results on p-permutation equivalences, our proof requires new results on extended tensor products and bisets that are also proved in this paper. As application of the theorem on the Brou'e invariant we show that various refinements of the Alperin-McKay Conjecture, introduced by Isaacs-Navarro, Navarro, and Turull are consequences of p-permutation equivalences or Rickard equivalences over a sufficiently large complete discrete valuation ring or over mathbbZp, depending on the refinement.













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