Picky elements, subnormalisers, and character correspondences

Abstract We gather evidence on a new local-global conjecture of Moretó and Rizo on values of irreducible characters of finite groups. For this we study subnormalisers and picky elements in finite groups of Lie type and determine them in many cases, for unipotent elements as well as for semisimple elements of prime power order. We also discuss subnormalisers of unipotent and semisimple elements in connected as well as in disconnected reductive linear algebraic groups.

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Forum of Mathematics Sigma
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1017/fms.2025.10117
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2
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Finite Group Theory Research
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10.66

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Picky elements, subnormalisers, and character correspondences

Gunter Malle
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Forum of Mathematics Sigma
Finite Group Theory Research
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Picky elements, subnormalisers, and character correspondences

Gunter Malle
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Abstract

Abstract We gather evidence on a new local-global conjecture of Moretó and Rizo on values of irreducible characters of finite groups. For this we study subnormalisers and picky elements in finite groups of Lie type and determine them in many cases, for unipotent elements as well as for semisimple elements of prime power order. We also discuss subnormalisers of unipotent and semisimple elements in connected as well as in disconnected reductive linear algebraic groups.

Forum of Mathematics SigmaVol. 13
Institute of Mathematical Statistics (US)
University of Cambridge
Openalex Percentile: Top 1%
Finite Group Theory Research
10.66
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