
Representations of Finite Groups
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Representations of Finite Groups provides an account of the fundamentals of ordinary and modular representations. This book discusses the fundamental theory of complex representations of finite groups. Organized into five chapters, this book begins with an overview of the basic facts about rings and modules. This text then provides the theory of algebras, including theories of simple algebras, Frobenius algebras, crossed products, and Schur indices with representation-theoretic versions of them. Other chapters include a survey of the fundamental theory of modular representations, with emphasis on Brauer characters. This book discusses as well the module-theoretic representation theory due to Green and includes some topics such as Burry–Carlson's theorem and Scott modules. The final chapter deals with the fundamental results of Brauer on blocks and Fong's theory of covering, and includes some approaches to them. This book is a valuable resource for readers who are interested in the various approaches to the study of the representations of groups.
Table of Contents
Preface to the English Edition
Preface
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1 Rings and Modules
1. Definitions and Notations
2. Noetherian and Artinian Modules
3. The Radical of a Ring
4. Idempotents
5. Endomorphism Rings
6. The Krull-Schmidt-Azumaya Theorem
7. Completely Reducible Modules
8. Artinian Rings
9. Horn and ⨂
10. Projective and Injective Modules
11. Change of Rings
12. Existence of Injective Hulls
13. Discrete Valuation Rings
14. Algebras over Complete Discrete Valuation Rings
Problems
Chapter 2 Algebras and Their Representations
1. Fundamental Concepts of the Representations
2. Algebras over Fields
3. Absolutely Irreducible Representations
4. Simple Algebras
5. Separable Algebras
6. The Schur Index
7. Crossed Products
8. Frobenius Algebras and Symmetric Algebras
Problems
Chapter 3 Representations of Groups
1. Representations of Groups and Group Rings
2. Ordinary Representations
3. The Clifford Theory
4. Some Brauer Theorems
5. Projective Representations
6. Introduction to Modular Representation Theory
Problems
Chapter 4 Indecomposable Modules
1. Trace Maps
2. H-Projective Modules
3. Vertices and Sources
4. The Green Correspondence
5. Green Correspondences and Endomorphism Rings
6. Endomorphism Rings of Induced Modules
7. The Green Indecomposability Theorem and Its Applications
8. Scott Modules
Problems
Chapter 5 Theory of Blocks
1. Defect Groups of a Block
2. The Brauer Homomorphism and the First Main Theorem
3. The Brauer Correspondence
4. Generalized Decomposition Numbers and the Second Main Theorem
5. Blocks and Normal Subgroups
6. The Third Main Theorem
7. The Clifford Theory of Blocks (The Stable Case)
8. Blocks of Factor Groups
9. Subpairs and Subsections
10. RG as an K[G x G]-module
11. Lower Defect Groups
12. The Glauberman Correspondence
Problems
Solutions to Problems
References
Postscript
List of Notations
Index
Product details
- No. of pages: 442
- Language: English
- Copyright: © Academic Press 1989
- Published: May 28, 1989
- Imprint: Academic Press
- eBook ISBN: 9781483269931
About the Authors
Hirosi Nagao
Yukio Tsushima
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