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The group of endo-permutation modules

Bouc, Serge
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Thévenaz, Jacques  
2000
Inventiones Mathematicae

The group D(P) of all endo-permutation modules for a finite p-group P is a finitely generated abelian group. We prove that its torsion-free rank is equal to the number of conjugacy classes of non-cyclic subgroups of P. We also obtain partial results on its torsion subgroup. We determine next the structure of Q\otimes D(-) viewed as a functor, which turns out to be a simple functor S_{E,Q}, indexed by the elementary group E of order p^2 and the trivial Out(E)-module Q. Finally we describe a rather strange exact sequence relating Q\otimes D(P), Q\otimes B(P), and Q\otimes R(P), where B(P) is the Burnside ring and R(P) is the Grothendieck ring of QP-modules.

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DOI
10.1007/s002229900026
Author(s)
Bouc, Serge
Thévenaz, Jacques  
Date Issued

2000

Published in
Inventiones Mathematicae
Volume

139

Issue

2

Start page

275

End page

349

Subjects

endo-trivial modules

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finite $p$-groups

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numbers of cyclic subgroups

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categories of finite $p$-groups

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endo-permutation modules

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sources

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simple modules

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nilpotent blocks

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derived equivalences

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vertices

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Dade groups

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torsion-free ranks

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numbers of noncyclic subgroups

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tensor induction

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exact sequences of functors

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Burnside rings

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character rings

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