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The parametrization of interior algebras

Authors: Thévenaz, Jacques;

The parametrization of interior algebras

Abstract

Let \(G\) be a finite group, and let \(\mathcal O\) be a suitable ring of coefficients. To every indecomposable \({\mathcal O} G\)-lattice \(M\), there are attached three invariants: (1) its vertex \(P\), a subgroup of \(G\), (2) its source \(L\), an indecomposable \({\mathcal O} P\)-lattice, (3) a multiplicity module \(W\), an indecomposable projective lattice over a twisted group algebra of the stabilizer of \(L\) in \(N_ G(P)\). The paper intends to make precise the statement that these triples \((P, L, W)\) parametrize the isomorphism classes of indecomposable \({\mathcal O} G\)-lattices. More generally, the author gives a parametrization of primitive interior \(G\)- algebras over \(\mathcal O\). \textit{L. Puig} has expressed a different point of view on some aspects of this paper. The interested reader may want to refer to [Math. Z. 215, 321-335 (1994; Zbl 0798.20006)] for details.

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Group rings, source, Modular representations and characters, Twisted and skew group rings, crossed products, Article, twisted group algebra, indecomposable projective lattice, 510.mathematics, Integral representations of finite groups, finite group, primitive interior \(G\)-algebras, vertex, indecomposable \({\mathcal O} G\)-lattice, invariants, multiplicity module, Group rings of finite groups and their modules (group-theoretic aspects)

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