Transfer Maps and Virtual Projectivity

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WhenGis a finite group andHis a subgroup ofG, the concept of relativeH-projectivity is of fundamental importance in modular representation theory. Unfortunately, in some ways the properties of relativelyH-projective modules are not as closely related to other ideas of representation theory as one might hope. For example, the variety of a module bears only a weak connection to relative projectivity. The purpose of this paper is to introduce and study a related concept known asvirtual H-projectivitythat seems to be much more closely related to the theory of varieties. The study is actually carried out in the more general setting of virtual projectivity with respect to a finitely generated moduleW, and the main tool is a transfer map TrWthat generalizes the usual transfer map TrGHwith respect to a subgroupH. © 1998 Academic Press.

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Carlson, J. F., Peng, C., & Wheeler, W. W. (1998). Transfer Maps and Virtual Projectivity. Journal of Algebra, 204(1), 286–311. https://doi.org/10.1006/jabr.1997.7486

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