Free pro-p groups with operators.
Frobenius algebras play an important role in the representation theory of finite groups. In the present work, we investigate the (quasi) Frobenius property of n-group algebras. Using the (quasi-) Frobenius property of ring, we can obtain some information about constructions of module category over this ring ([2], p. 66-67).
We investigate the compatibility of the set of fully commutative elements of a Coxeter group with the various types of Kazhdan-Lusztig cells using a canonical basis for a generalized version of the Temperley-Lieb algebra.
Suppose is a commutative unital ring and is an abelian group. We give a general criterion only in terms of and when all normalized units in the commutative group ring are -nilpotent. This extends recent results published in [Extracta Math., 2008–2009] and [Ann. Sci. Math. Québec, 2009].
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.
For , any totally ramified cyclic extension of degree of local fields which are finite extensions of the field of -adic numbers, we describe the -module structure of each fractional ideal of explicitly in terms of the indecomposable -modules classified by Heller and Reiner. The exponents are determined only by the invariants of ramification.
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...