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Characters of solvable groups

โœ Scribed by Isaacs, I. Martin


Publisher
ASM
Year
2018
Tongue
English
Leaves
384
Series
Graduate studies in mathematics 189
Category
Library

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Content: $\pi$-theory: $\pi$-separable groups and character theory background$\pi$-special charactersPartial charactersThe nucleus and $B_\pi$-characters$\mathbf{B}\pi(G)$ and $\mathbf{I}\pi(G)$Character counts and correspondences: The Okuyama-Wajima argumentFully ramified abelian sectionsFully ramified sections and character correspondencesM-groups: M-groups and monomial charactersSymplectic modules and character theoryBibliographyIndex

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