On decomposition of modular representations from Cohen-Macaulay geometries
Let G be a group of Lie type and B be the Borel subgroup. Then the splitting of \(Ind^ G_ B(1)\) in the natural characteristic is well known. This corresponds to the various truncations of the corresponding building. The author gives an elementary proof of this result just using the underlying geometry. The basic property of the geometry used is the Cohen-Macaulay property. So one can obtain results of this type for more general geometries than buildings. He in fact applies his treatment to so called p-local group geometries. In particular he investigates carefully the sporadic \(C_ 3\)-geometry for \(A_ 7\).
- A characterization of the modular representations of finite groups with split \((B,N)\)-pairs
- A decomposition of the group algebra of a finite Coxeter group
- Buildings of spherical type and finite BN-pairs
- Cohen-Macaulay quotients of polynomial rings
- Combinatorial decompositions of a class of rings
- Combinatorial methods in the theory of Cohen-Macaulay rings
- Computation of 2-modular sheaves and representations forL4(2)A7, 3S6, andM24
- Diagrams for geometries and groups
- Duality for presheaves on chamber systems, and a related chain complex
- Embeddings of Hecke algebras in group algebras
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- Irreducible representations of finite groups of Lie type.
- Minimal parabolic geometries for the sporadic groups
- Modular Representations of Finite Groups with Unsaturated Split (B,N)-Pairs
- Modular Representations of Split BN Pairs
- On a Theorem of H. Sawada
- Overgroups of Sylow subgroups in sporadic groups
- Reflection compound representations of groups of type A//n,B//n or \(C_ n\).
- Some aspects of groups acting on finite posets
- Some combinatorial and algebraic properties of Coxeter complexes and Tits buildings
- Some exceptional 2-adic buildings
- Some projective modules determined by sporadic geometries
- Some sporadic geometries related to PG(3,2)
- The modular Hecke algebra and Steinberg representation of finite Chevalley groups (with an appendix by Peter Landrock)
- The spherical building and regular semisimple elements
- The Steinberg component of a finite group with a split (B,N)-pair
- The Upper Bound Conjecture and Cohen-Macaulay Rings
- Universal presheaves on group geometries, and modular representations
- On homological properties of locally polar spaces.
- Extensions of cocycles, Cohen-Macaulay geometries, and a vanishing theorem for cohomology of alternating groups.
- Weights and covers of chamber systems
- On nonprojective block components of Lefschetz characters for sporadic geometries.
- Representations of classical groups on the homology of their split buildings
- 0-Hecke algebra actions on coinvariants and flags
- (\(q,t\))-analogues and \(GL_{n}({\mathbb{F}}_{q})\)
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