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26 April 2024
 
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Artin transfer patterns on descendant trees of finite p-groups
Daniel C. Mayer ;
Date 24 Nov 2015
AbstractBased on a thorough theory of the Artin transfer homomorphism (T_{G,H}:,G o H/H^prime) from a group (G) to the abelianization (H/H^prime) of a subgroup (Hle G) of finite index (n=(G:H)), and its connection with the permutation representation (G o S_n) and the monomial representation (G o Hwr S_n) of (G), the Artin pattern (Gmapsto( au(G),varkappa(G))), which consists of families ( au(G)=(H/H^prime)_{Hle G}), resp. (varkappa(G)=(ker(T_{G,H}))_{Hle G}), of transfer targets, resp. transfer kernels, is defined for the vertices (Ginmathcal{T}) of any descendant tree (mathcal{T}) of finite (p)-groups. It is endowed with partial order relations ( au(pi(G))le au(G)) and (varkappa(pi(G))gevarkappa(G)), which are compatible with the parent-descendant relation (pi(G)<G) of the edges (G opi(G)) of the tree (mathcal{T}). The partial order enables termination criteria for the (p)-group generation algorithm which can be used for searching and identifying a finite (p)-group (G), whose Artin pattern (( au(G),varkappa(G))) is known completely or at least partially, by constructing the descendant tree with the abelianization (G/G^prime) of (G) as its root. An appendix summarizes details concerning induced homomorphisms between quotient groups, which play a crucial role in establishing the natural partial order on Artin patterns (( au(G),varkappa(G))) and explaining the stabilization, resp. polarization, of their components in descendant trees (mathcal{T}) of finite (p)-groups.
Source arXiv, 1511.7819
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