In modular representation theory of a finite group the theory of Green vertices plays an important role. In the representation theory of finite groups with split BN-pairs Harish-Chandra induction has become one of the most important tools in the last decades. This paper will show how the combination
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G-algebras, Clifford theory, and the Green correspondence
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- 1995
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