Character Triple Conjecture for Groups of Lie Type
Damiano Rossi (Bergische Universität Wuppertal (Germany))
Abstract: Dade’s Conjecture is an important conjecture in representation theory of finite groups. It implies most of the, so called, global-local conjectures. In 2017, Späth introduced a strengthening of Dade’s Conjecture, called the Character Triple Conjecture, which describes the Clifford theory of corresponding characters. Moreover, she proved a reduction theorem, namely that if her conjecture holds for every quasisimple group, then Dade’s Conjecture holds for every finite group. Extending ideas of Broué, Fong and Srinivasan we provide a strategy to prove the Character Triple Conjecture for quasisimple groups of Lie type in the nondefining characteristic.
group theory
Audience: researchers in the topic
Series comments: The seminar meets weekly from February 26th to March 30th 2021.
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| Organizer: | Joan F. Tent* |
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