1979
DOI: 10.1007/bf01420344
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Die maximalen arithmetisch definierten Untergruppen zerfallender einfacher Gruppen

Abstract: EinleitungSei k ein Zahlk6rper mit algebraischem Abschlu~ k, und sei G/k eine halbeinfache algebraische Gruppe. Dann kann man versuchen, die Menge aller arithmetischen Untergruppen yon G(/~) zu beschreiben. Da jede Untergruppe von endlichem Index in einer arithmetischen Gruppe definitionsgem~ifi wieder arithmetisch ist, sieht so ein Versuch zun~ichst hoffnungslos aus. Nun weifi man aber nach [4], daB unter gewissen Voraussetzungen jede arithmetische Untergruppe in einer beztiglich der Inklusionsrelation maxima… Show more

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“…1.4]). In [26] (see also [7]) Rohlfs gave a characterization of principal arithmetic subgroups whose normalizers are maximal by defining a notion of "O-maximality". Arithmetic subgroups of minimal covolume are necessarily maximal.…”
Section: The Local Factors E(p Vmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1.4]). In [26] (see also [7]) Rohlfs gave a characterization of principal arithmetic subgroups whose normalizers are maximal by defining a notion of "O-maximality". Arithmetic subgroups of minimal covolume are necessarily maximal.…”
Section: The Local Factors E(p Vmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Apart from minor modifications, the above proposition is due to J. Rohlfs when G is A-split [32]. It was already remarked in [24] that the proof of [32] goes over without change to the more general case if k is a number field. Since our context is slightly more general (for example, we allow k to be of positive characteristic), we repeat the proof.…”
Section: F^ymentioning
confidence: 90%
“…To deal with a subgroup of Gg commensurable with the image ofAo, we need an estimate for the index of the latter in its normalizer. This is done by consideration of the first Galois cohomology set with coefficients in the center G of G (or flat cohomology if G is not reduced) via a slight generalization of an exact sequence due to Rohlfs [32] (see § §2, 5). The proof uses number theoretical estimates, in particular some involving discriminants given in §6.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In general, given a F -form G of G ∞ , the congruence lattices in G(F ) are defined as the subgroups of G(F ) which are equal to the intersection of G(F ) with their closure in the group of points over finite adèles G(A f ) (if Γ is a congruence lattice in G(F ) then the congruence subgroups of Γ as defined above are also congruence lattices in G(F )). Some of these are closely related to maximal arithmetic lattices (see [41]), and we expect also that in a sequence of commensurability classes the congruence subgroups be BS-convergent to the universal cover when the degree of the field F in the construction above is bounded. The case of congruence subgroups of a fixed arithmetic lattice was dealt with in [1] (actually only in the case of compact orbifolds-but the general case can be deduced from [1, Theorem 1.11] with little effort, see Proposition 2.2 below).…”
Section: Annales De L'institut Fouriermentioning
confidence: 97%