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Structure of blocks with normal defect and abelian p′ inertial quotient

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Abstract

Let k be an algebraically closed field of prime characteristic p. Let kGe be a block of a group algebra of a finite group G, with normal defect group P and abelian p' inertial quotient L. Then we show that kGe is a matrix algebra over a quantised version of the group algebra of a semidirect product of P with a certain subgroup of L. To do this, we first examine the associated graded algebra, using a Jennings–Quillen style theorem. As an example, we calculate the associated graded of the basic algebra of the nonprincipal block in the case of a semidirect product of an extraspecial p-group P of exponent p and order p3 with a quaternion group of order eight with the centre acting trivially. In the case of p = 3, we give explicit generators and relations for the basic algebra as a quantised version of kP. As a second example, we give explicit generators and relations in the case of a group of shape 21+4 : 31+2 in characteristic two.

Original languageEnglish
Article numbere13
Number of pages20
JournalForum of Mathematics, Sigma
Volume11
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 1 Mar 2023

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The first author is grateful to City, University of London for its hospitality during the research for this paper, and to Ehud Meir for conversations about the proof of Theorem . The second author acknowledges support from EPSRC grant EP/T004592/1.

Funding

The first author is grateful to City, University of London for its hospitality during the research for this paper, and to Ehud Meir for conversations about the proof of Theorem . The second author acknowledges support from EPSRC grant EP/T004592/1.

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