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Homological Methods in Representation Theory

March 31, 2008 to April 04, 2008
Organized By: David Benson, Daniel Nakano(chair), Raphael Rouquier
 
Parent Programs:
Representation Theory of Finite Groups and Related Topics
 
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Local-to-global principles for groups and p-local finite groups

Wednesday April 2, 2008

11:00AM - 12:00PM

Speakers:
Jesper Grodal

Abstract:

A p-local finite group is an algebraic structure which mimics
the p-local structure in a finite group, and topologically corresponds to
the p-completed classifying space. A central question in group theory is
to what extend the local structure determines the global structure. In
this talk I will present a homotopical approach to this question via
p-local finite groups, and give some concrete local-to-global results for
specific classes of finite groups. This talk is joint work with Bob
Oliver.
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