An Intertwining Number Theorem for Integral Representations and Applications.
Le groupe est le plus petit groupe pour lequel existent des modules stablement libres non libres. On montre que toutes les classes d’isomorphisme de tels modules peuvent être représentées une infinité de fois par des anneaux d’entiers. On applique un travail de classification de Swan, pour cela on doit construire explicitement des bases normales d’entiers d’extensions à groupe ; cela se fait en liant un critère de Martinet avec une construction de Witt.
Let be a finite group with a normal subgroup such that . It is shown that under some conditions, Coleman automorphisms of are inner. Interest in such automorphisms arose from the study of the normalizer problem for integral group rings.
For a prime number l and for a finite Galois l-extension of function fields L / K over an algebraically closed field of characteristic p <> l, it is obtained the Galois module structure of the generalized Jacobian associated to L, l and the ramified prime divisors. In the cyclic case an implicit integral representation of the Jacobian is obtained and this representation is compared with the explicit representation.
The main results of this paper may be loosely stated as follows.Theorem.— Let and be sums of Galois algebras with group over algebraic number fields. Suppose that and have the same dimension and that they are identical at their wildly ramified primes. Then (writing for the maximal order in )In many cases The role played by the root numbers of and at the symplectic characters of in determining the relationship between the -modules and is described. The theorem includes...
Let M be a flat manifold. We say that M has the property if the Reidemeister number R(f) is infinite for every homeomorphism f: M → M. We investigate relations between the holonomy representation ρ of M and the property. When the holonomy group of M is solvable we show that if ρ has a unique ℝ-irreducible subrepresentation of odd degree then M has the property. This result is related to Conjecture 4.8 in [K. Dekimpe et al., Topol. Methods Nonlinear Anal. 34 (2009)].