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Schur multipliers of the known finite simple groups

Robert L. Griess

# Schur multipliers of the known finite simple groups

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Classifications The Physical Object Statement by Robert L. Griess, Jr. LC Classifications Microfilm 40148 (Q) Format Microform Pagination xviii, 124 leaves. Number of Pages 124 Open Library OL2162240M LC Control Number 88893494

In the area of modern algebra known as group theory, the Conway groups are the three sporadic simple groups Co 1, Co 2 and Co 3 along with the related finite group Co 0 introduced by (Conway , ).

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### Schur multipliers of the known finite simple groups by Robert L. Griess Download PDF EPUB FB2

Subjects Primary: 20C Projective representations and multipliers 20D Finite simple groups and their classification 20G Linear algebraic groups over finite fields Secondary: 20G Representation theory 20F Citation.

Griess, Robert L. Schur multipliers of the known finite simple groups. Bull. Amer. Math. Soc. 78 (), no.

1, SCHUR MULTIPLIERS OF FINITE SIMPLE GROUPS OF LIE TYPE (x, p) is stable as |supp(p)| = 1. b(xp, u) is the remaining term. If r, s form an angle of 45° or 90° then xp = px. Now, (*) implies b(xp, v) = b(p, xv)b(p, x) is stable as (x, v) is by «-induction and the others are, since supp(p) = \s\, s short.

In this note, we announce some results about the Schur multipliers of the known finite Schur multipliers of the known finite simple groups book groups. Proofs will appear elsewhere. We shall conclude with a summary of current knowledge on the subject. Basic properties of multipliers and covering groups of finite groups are discussed in [6].

Notation for groups of Lie type is standard [3], [8]. G' denotes the commutator subgroup of the group G. The subgroup of the Schur multiplier of a finite group G consisting of all cohomology classes whose restriction to any abelian subgroup of G is zero is called the Bogomolov multiplier of G Author: Boris Kunyavskii.

The subgroup of the Schur multiplier of a finite group G consisting of all cohomology classes whose restriction to any abelian subgroup of G is zero is called the Bogomolov multiplier of : Boris Kunyavskii.

Finite simple groups We need the following facts concerning ﬁnite simple groups (see, e.g., [GLS]) believing that the classiﬁcation of ﬁnite simple groups is complete.

(1) Classiﬁcation. Any ﬁnite simple group L is either a group of Lie type, or an alternating group, or one of 26 sporadic groups.

(2) Schur multipliers. The present book, “The Classiﬁcation of Finite Simple Groups: Groups of Characteristic 2 Type”, completes a project of giving an outline of the proof of theClassiﬁcationoftheFiniteSimpleGroups(CFSG).Theprojectwasbegunby DanielGorensteininwithhisbook[Gor83]—whichhesubtitled“Volume1: Groups of Noncharacteristic 2 Type”.

The ATLAS of Finite Groups, often simply known as the ATLAS, is a group theory book by John Horton Conway, Robert Turner Curtis, Simon Phillips Norton, Richard Alan Parker and Robert Arnott Wilson (with computational assistance from J. Thackray), published in December by Oxford University Press and reprinted with corrections in (ISBN.

Mathematics Stack Exchange is a question and answer site for people studying math at any level and professionals in related fields. It only takes a minute to sign up. The Schur multiplicators of all finite simple groups have been found, often by exhibiting a universal perfect cover (representation group).

For the results see the summary by GRIESS and follow the references given there. Griess, Robert L. jun., Schur multipliers of the known finite simple groups, Bull. Math. Soc. 78, (). For the finite simple groups, the wikipedia page has pretty good information.

As far as a general reference, aside from general books on group cohomology (like Brown's book above, which along with Adem-Milgram's book is my favorite reference) I have found Karpilovsky's book "The Schur multiplier" useful. In mathematics, the classification of the finite simple groups is a theorem stating that every finite simple group is either cyclic, or alternating, or it belongs to a broad infinite class called the groups of Lie type, or else it is one of twenty-six or twenty-seven exceptions, called sporadic.

Group theory is central to many areas of pure and applied mathematics and the classification. [1] R. Griess, Jr., Schur multipliers of the known finite simple groups, e in Proceedings of the Rutgers Group Theory Year –84, pages 69–80, Schur multipliers of the known finite simple groups book Author: Robert L.

Griess. The Schur multipliers of the alternating groups A n (in the case where n is at least 5) are the cyclic groups of order 2, except in the case where n is either 6 or 7, in which case there is also a triple cover.

In these cases, then, the Schur multiplier is (the cyclic group) of order 6. These were first computed in. The Schur multiplier of McLaughlin's simple group By ROBERT L.

GRIESS, JR. Let G be the simple group of McLaughlin, IG] = 9 We show that A, the Schur multiplier, has order 3. Since the Lyons group contains a 3-fold covering of G, [3], it suffices to bound [A] by 3. Schur multipliers of the known finite simple groups.

II ROBERT L. GRIESS, JR. 2-local geometries for some sporadic groups MARK A. RONAN AND STEPHEN D. SMITH Part IV: Representation theory of groups of Lie-type Problems concerning characters of finite groups of Lie type CHARLES W.

CURTIS. Bull. Amer. Math. Soc. (N.S.) Vol Number 2 (), Review: F. Rudolf Beyl and Jürgen Tappe, Group extensions, representations, and the Schur Cited by: 1. Abstract: This paper presents results on Schur multipliers of finite groups of Lie type.

Specifically, let p denote the characteristic of the finite field over which such a group is defined. We determine the p -part of the multiplier of the Chevalley groups and the Steinberg variations; the Ree groups of type and the Tits simple group.

For a general account of work on the Schur multipliers of the known finite simple groups, the reader is referred to [8]. The gaps in the multi-plier situation as discussed in [81 have since been filled (specifically, m.) = 2, m.2) = 1, m(M(24)') = 1) and these results will appear in a paper dealing with multipliers of sporadic simple groups [9].

Log in. No account. Create an account. Is there any known explanation (either heuristic, rigorous, or semi-rigorous) that helps explain why Schur multipliers of finite simple groups are small.

For instance, are there results limiting the size of various group cohomology objects that would support (or at least be very consistent with) the smallness of Schur multipliers. JOURNAL OF ALGE () Tame Component of the Schur Multipliers of Finite Groups of Lie Type GOPAL PRASAD* The Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, New Jersey, and Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Bombay, India Communicated by W.

Feit Received Ap INTRODUCTION Let f be a finite field of characteristic by: 4. Browse other questions tagged finite-groups group-cohomology schur-multipliers or ask your own question.

The Overflow Blog Q2 Community Roadmap. By Schur it is known (cf.) that (3) M (G) = ⨁ i = 1 n C d i n − i. Consequently, exp ⁡ M (G) = d n − 1 which in turn divides exp ⁡ G = d n. A second important example of groups enjoying are the finite simple groups, whose multipliers are known and listed in the Atlas.

A standard argument (cf. [3, Th. ]) proposes to focus on p Cited by: 7. Schur multipliers of the known finite simple groups, II, The Santa Cruz Conference on Finite Groups, Amer. Math. Soc., Providence,[Gr] Odd standard form problems, Proceedings of the Durham Conference (survey article), Academic Press, The paper improves on an upper bound for the order of the Schur multiplier of a finite p-group given by Wiegold in The new bound is applied to the problem of classifying p-groups according.

INTRODUCTION This paper is a continuation of the author's work in "Schur multipliers of finite simple groups of Lie type," [19]. Here, we determine the multipliers of several sporadic simple groups (those which are not known to belong to infinite families).Cited by: Finite p-groups of coclass 1 are also known as p-groups of maximal class.

They were rst studied by Blackburn [1] in Here we study Schur multipliers of p-groups of maximal class. At rst we obtain the following generic bound.

Theorem Let Gbe a p-group of maximal class. Then jM(G)j. In this article we develop the theory of a Schur multiplier for “pairs of groups”. The idea of such a multiplier is implicit in the work of J.-L. Loday () and others on algebraicK -theory, and in the work of Eckmann et al.

() and others on group homology. In contrast to their work, we focus on the general group-theoretic properties of the by: Consequently, sharp bounds for the exponent of the Schur multiplier of a finite p-group of class at most 4 are obtained.

Our results extend some well-known results of Jones (). View. For a finite group G, we have H 2 (G, Z) = H 2 (G, C ×). The book by Beyl and Tappa gives the definition of the Schur multiplicator, commonly known as the Schur multiplier, M (G) via the Schur-Hopf formula and in this case, M (G) is isomorphic to H 2 (G, Z).

A group X is called a Hopfian group if every epimorphism from X to X is an : Rhea Palak Bakshi, Dionne Ibarra, Sujoy Mukherjee, Takefumi Nosaka, Józef H. Przytycki, Józef H. Prz. Abstract.

Beginning from basic principles, we outline the current state of affairs in the theory of locally finite simple groups. Particular emphasis is placed on constructions, Kegel sequences, and by: This book is intended as an introduction to the ﬁnite simple groups, with an emphasis on the internal group-theoretical structure.

During the monumental struggle to classify all the ﬁnite simple groups (and indeed since), a huge amount of information about these groups has been accumulated.

Conveying. The group M(G)= M (1) (G) is more known as the Schur multiplier of G. When G is finite, M(G) is isomorphic to the second cohomology group H 2 (G,C ∗).

For an excellent account on the Schur multipliers see a book of Karpilovsky [16]. Proposition Cited by: Michael George Aschbacher is an American mathematician best known for his work on finite groups. He was a leading figure in the completion of the classification of finite simple groups in the s and s.

It later turned out that the classification was incomplete, because the case of quasithin groups had not been finished. B 3 (3) The Schur multiplier has an extra Z /3 Z, so the Schur multiplier of the simple group has order 6 instead of 2. D 4 (2) The Schur multiplier has an extra Z /2 Z × Z /2 Z, so the Schur multiplier of the simple group has order 4 instead of 1.

Let G be a finite p-group of the order p n. Berkovich ( Berkovich, YA. On the order of the commutator subgroup and the Schur multiplier of a finite p-group. Abstract. Let be a pair of groups where is a group and is a normal subgroup the Schur multiplier of pairs of groups is a functorial abelian this paper, for groups of order where and are prime numbers are determined.

Introduction. The Schur multiplier was introduced by Schur [] in The Schur multiplier of a group, is isomorphic to in which is a group with a free Cited by: 2. of ﬁnite simple groups is complete. (1) Classiﬁcation. Any ﬁnite simple group L is either a group of Lie type, or an alternating group, or one of 26 sporadic groups.

(2) Schur multipliers. As L is perfect, it has a unique covering group Le, and L ∼= L/e M(L). The Schur multipliers M(L) of all ﬁnite simple groups L are given in [GLS, 6. Let χ be an irreducible character of a finite =∞ or a p (χ) denote the Schur index of χ overQ p, the completion ofQ is shown that ifx is ap′-element ofG such that $$X_u \left(x \right) \in Q_p \left(X \right)$$ for all irreducible charactersX u ofG thenm p (χ)/vbχ(x).This result provides an effective tool in computing Schur indices of characters ofG from Cited by: Abstract.

After a historical introduction this report announces in detail seventeen theorems about endomorphism nearrings on finite groups for various groups and classes of groups, mainly without proofs or only sketching some proofs, but indicating instead which theorems with their full proofs we plan to publish together in one paper and what headings these papers will by: 6.Robert L.

Griess, Jr. – Schur multipliers of the known finite simple groups. II [MR ] M. A. Ronan and S. D. Smith – $2$-local geometries for some sporadic groups [MR ].