2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.jpaa.2013.12.010
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The rational group algebra of a normally monomial group

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“…N and ψ is a complex linear character of A (1) N with kernel D (1) , then ψ G is irreducible and hence by ( [5], Lemma 1), there exists (A N , D) ∈ S N such that e Q (ψ G ), the primitive central idempotent of the rational group algebra QG, associated to ψ G , is given by e(G, A N , D). However, in view of ( [21], Theorem 2.1), e Q ( ψ G ) = e(G, A…”
Section: Notationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…N and ψ is a complex linear character of A (1) N with kernel D (1) , then ψ G is irreducible and hence by ( [5], Lemma 1), there exists (A N , D) ∈ S N such that e Q (ψ G ), the primitive central idempotent of the rational group algebra QG, associated to ψ G , is given by e(G, A N , D). However, in view of ( [21], Theorem 2.1), e Q ( ψ G ) = e(G, A…”
Section: Notationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We recall the algorithm to compute a complete irredundant set of strong Shoda pairs of a finite normally monomial group G, as described in [5].…”
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“…Since metacyclic groups are normally monomial [5], and hence strongly monomial [3], this can be done using Theorem 3.1 of [15] (see also [4], Theorem 2)…”
Section: Case(iii) [U(z/nz) : R ] = 2 and U(z/nz) Is Non-cyclicmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…on the rank of the free abelian component of Z(U(Z[G])) and Theorem 1 of [3] on the computation of strong Shoda pairs of G.…”
Section: Case(iii) [U(z/nz) : R ] = 2 and U(z/nz) Is Non-cyclicmentioning
confidence: 99%