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Trace maps for Mackey algebras

Let G be a finite group and R be a commutative ring. The Mackey algebra μR(G) shares a lot of properties with the group algebra RG however, there are some differences. For example, the group algebra is a symmetric algebra and this is not always the case fo ...

Elsevier2015

Sur quelques foncteurs de bi-ensembles

Rosalie Françoise Chevalley

This thesis is in the context of representation theory of finite groups. More specifically, it studies biset functors. In this thesis, I focus on two biset functors: the Burnside functor and the functor of p-permutation modules. For the Burnside functor we ...

EPFL2015

Restricting representations of classical algebraic groups to maximal subgroups

Mikaël Cavallin

Fix an algebraically closed field

K

having characteristic

p\geq 0

and let

Y

be a simple algebraic group of classical type over

K.

Also let

X

be maximal among closed connected subgroups of

Y

and consider a non-trivial

p

-restricted irreducible ...

EPFL2015

On the irreducibility of symmetrizations of cross-characteristic representations of finite classical groups

Donna Testerman

Let W be a vector space over an algebraically closed field k. Let H be a quasisimple group of Lie type of characteristic p not equal char(k) acting irreducibly on W. Suppose also that G is a classical group with natural module W, chosen minimally with resp ...

2013

Le foncteur de bi-ensembles des modules de p-permutation

Mélanie Baumann

Let k be an algebraically closed field of characteristic p, where p is a prime number or 0. Let G be a finite group and ppk(G) be the Grothendieck group of p-permutation kG-modules. If we tensor it with C, then Cppk becomes a C-linear biset functor. Recall ...

EPFL2012

Relative Projectivity and Relative Endotrivial Modules

Caroline Lassueur

This dissertation is concerned with modular representation theory of finite groups, and more precisely, with the study of classes of representations, which we shall term relative endotrivial modules. Given a prime number p, a finite group G of order divisi ...

EPFL2012

The composition factors of the functor of permutation modules

Mélanie Baumann

The Grothendieck group of permutation modules for a finite group G becomes a biset functor when G is allowed to vary. All the composition factors of this biset functor are determined. ...

Elsevier2011

Decomposing locally compact groups into simple pieces

Nicolas Monod

We present a contribution to the structure theory of locally compact groups. The emphasis is put on compactly generated locally compact groups which admit no infinite discrete quotient. It is shown that such a group possesses a characteristic cocompact sub ...

Cambridge University Press2011

Defect of characters of the symmetric group

Following the work of B. Kulshammer, J. B. Olsson and G. R. Robinson on generalized blocks of the symmetric groups, we give a definition for the l-defect of characters of the symmetric group G(n), where l > 1 is an arbitrary integer. We prove that the l-de ...

De Gruyter2009

Generalized Blocks of Unipotent Characters in the Finite General Linear Group

In an article of 2003, Kulshammer, Olsson, and Robinson defined l-blocks for the symmetric groups, where l is an arbitrary integer, and proved that they satisfy an analogue of the Nakayama Conjecture. Inspired by this work and the definitions of generalize ...

Taylor & Francis2008

Restricting representations of classical algebraic groups to maximal subgroups

Mikaël Cavallin

Fix an algebraically closed field

K

having characteristic

p\geq 0

and let

Y

be a simple algebraic group of classical type over

K.

Also let

X

be maximal among closed connected subgroups of

Y

and consider a non-trivial

p

-restricted irreducible ...

EPFL2015