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Sayfa 944
If ni is invariant under A1 , then is invariant under the group M . Let O1 , O2 , . . . ,
O be distinct characters conjugate to O ... Now , we assume that the character is
invariant in G . Applying Lemma 15 , we conclude that OG = Li - eixi , where the
Xi ...
If ni is invariant under A1 , then is invariant under the group M . Let O1 , O2 , . . . ,
O be distinct characters conjugate to O ... Now , we assume that the character is
invariant in G . Applying Lemma 15 , we conclude that OG = Li - eixi , where the
Xi ...
Sayfa 946
THE CHARACTERS OF THE GROUP PGL2 ( 9 ) If q > 4 is even , then the group
PGL2 ( q ) coincides with L = L2 ( q ) . The character table ... When describing the
character table of D = PGL2 ( q ) for q odd , we assume that a > 7 . The following ...
THE CHARACTERS OF THE GROUP PGL2 ( 9 ) If q > 4 is even , then the group
PGL2 ( q ) coincides with L = L2 ( q ) . The character table ... When describing the
character table of D = PGL2 ( q ) for q odd , we assume that a > 7 . The following ...
Sayfa 947
Let vi be an irreducible character of D = PGL2 ( g ) that has degree 9 + 1 , where
1 < i < ( 9 - 3 ) / 2 if q is odd and 1 < i < ( 9 - 2 ) / 2 if q is even . Then the multiplicity
of the Steinberg character St in pz is equal to 2 . Proof . Let D = PGL2 ( Q ) ...
Let vi be an irreducible character of D = PGL2 ( g ) that has degree 9 + 1 , where
1 < i < ( 9 - 3 ) / 2 if q is odd and 1 < i < ( 9 - 2 ) / 2 if q is even . Then the multiplicity
of the Steinberg character St in pz is equal to 2 . Proof . Let D = PGL2 ( Q ) ...
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