The group of endo-permutation modules

By Serge Bouc, Jacques Thévenaz. 2000

71 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Algebra and Number Theory, Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics, Geometry and Topology

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In Algebra and Number Theory

1. Jon F. Carlson
2. Jacques Thévenaz
3. Serge Bouc
4. Paul Balmer

In Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics

1. Jon F. Carlson
2. Jacques Thévenaz
3. Serge Bouc
4. Paul Balmer

In Geometry and Topology

1. Jon F. Carlson
2. Jacques Thévenaz
3. Serge Bouc
4. Paul Balmer

Citations in the corpus

• The functor of units of Burnside rings for p-groups (2006, background): “4 of [11].”
• The classification of torsion endo-trivial modules (2005, methodology): “Note that explicit generators are described in [ BoTh ].”
• Torsion Endo-Trivial Modules (2000, methodology): “Thereisanotherapproac h tothisgroupasa subgroupoftheDadegroupD (G), which isthegroupofequiv alenceclasses ofendo-permutationkG-modules.W e refer to[Da2],[Th1]or[ BoTh ]forthedeflnition oftheDadegroupofG.IfH isa subgroupofG andK isa normalsubgroupofH ,thereisa restriction map”
• The Dade group of a p-group (2006, unknown): “These operations are called for short " Galois torsions " , and they are precisely defined in Section 3 of [12] : if a is any endomorphism of the ground field k, then for any p-group P , there is a linear map γ a = γ a,P : D(P ) → D(P ).”