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GVZ-groups, Flat groups, and CM-Groups
We show that a group is a GVZ-group if and only if it is a flat group. We show that the nilpotence class of a GVZ-group is bounded by the number of distinct degrees of irreducible characters.
Burkett, Shawn T., Lewis, Mark L.
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Finite non-solvable groups with few 2-parts of co-degrees of irreducible characters [PDF]
For a character $ \chi $ of a finite group $ G $, the number $ \chi^c(1)=\frac{[G:{\rm ker}\chi]}{\chi(1)} $ is called the co-degree of $ \chi $. Let ${\rm Sol}(G)$ denote the solvable radical of $G$.
Neda Ahanjideh
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Products of Irreducible Characters Having Complex-Valued Constituents [PDF]
First, we prove that when a finite solvable group $G$ has a faithful irreducible character $\chi$ such that $\chi\overline{\chi}$ has two irreducible constituents, both must be real-valued.
Lisa R. Hendrixson, Mark L. Lewis
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Finite Groups Having Monolithic Characters of Prime Degree
Let G be a finite group. An irreducible character χ is called monolithic when the factor group G/ker(χ) has unique minimal normal subgroup. In this paper, we prove that for the smallest prime q dividing the order of G if G has a faithful imprimitive ...
Temha Erkoç, Burcu Çınarcı
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The χ–Subgroups of Special linear group SL(n,q) [PDF]
In this paper we find χ-subgroup for the irreducible characters χ of the Special linear group SL(n,q) when n=2 ...
Afrah M. Ibraheem
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Some Remarks on Anchor of Irreducible Characters [PDF]
In this paper, we show that the direct product of the anchors of two irreducible characters is the anchor of the tensor product of their irreducible characters. We prove that the anchor of any irreducible character of a p-group G is G itself.
Manal H. Algreagri, Ahmad M. Alghamdi
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On Sums of Degrees of Irreducible Characters
Let \(G\) be a finite group, \(\text{Irr}(G)=\{\chi^1,\dots,\chi^k\}\), and put \(\tau=\sum_{i=1}^k\chi^i\) and \(T(G)=\tau(1)\). If \(H\) is a nontrivial subgroup of \(G\), let \(a=\langle\tau_H,1_H\rangle\), \(\delta(G,H)=T(G)-T(H)\) and \(\delta_0(G,H)=\delta(G,H)-(a-1)\).
Berkovich, Yakov, Mann, Avinoam
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On degrees of irreducible Brauer characters [PDF]
Based on a large amount of examples, which we have checked so far, we conjecture that | G
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On the orders of zeros of irreducible characters
Let \(G\) be a finite group. \(g\in G\) is called a vanishing element if \(\chi(g)=0\) for some irreducible character of \(G\). The main result of the paper under review is that if \(p\) is a prime and \(G\) does not have any vanishing element of \(p\)-power order, then \(G\) has a normal Sylow \(p\)-subgroup.
DOLFI, SILVIO +3 more
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On the Irreducible Characters of Hecke Algebras
Let \(W\) be a finite Weyl group, and \(K\) an arbitrary field. Let \(H_ K\) be the Hecke algebra associated with \(W\) over \(K\) with parameters \(q_ s\), \(s \in S\), where \(S \subset W\) is a corresponding set of simple reflections. The authors show that the values of the irreducible characters are constant on basis elements \(T_ w\), where \(w ...
Geck, M., Pfeiffer, G.
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