If χ is a virtual (generalized) character of a finite group G, with n=χ and L={χ(g)|g∈G, g≠1 {χ(g)|gε{lunate}G, g ≠ 1}, then |G| dividesfL(n), where fL(x) is the monic polynomial of least degree having L as its set of roots. (This generalises a result of the second author for permutation characters.) We say that the pair ((G,χ)) is L-sharp if |G|=fL(n). We characterise the L-sharp pairs for various sets L, sometimes under additional hypotheses, and give a number of examples.</p
This book discusses character theory and its applications to finite groups. The work places the subj...
AbstractCameron and Kiyota [J. Algebra115 (1988), 125-143] posed the problem of determining all the ...
This book places character theory and its applications to finite groups within the reach of people w...
AbstractIf χ is a virtual (generalized) character of a finite group G, with n=χ and L={χ(g)|g∈G, g≠1...
AbstractIf χ is a virtual (generalized) character of a finite group G, with n=χ and L={χ(g)|g∈G, g≠1...
AbstractFor a finite group G and its character χ, let L be the set of distinct values of χ on non-id...
Let X be a generalized character of a finite group G with L={X(g)g∈G, g≠1}. Cameron and Kiyota [2] c...
For a character χ of a finite group G, it is known that the product sh(χ) = Π_<l∈L>(χ(1) − l) is a m...
Let G be a finite group and X a character of G of degree n, and let L be the image of X on G, and L[...
summary:For a complex character $ \chi $ of a finite group $ G $, it is known that the product $ {\r...
AbstractWe extend the work which has appeared in papers on sharp characters and originated with Blic...
summary:For a complex character $ \chi $ of a finite group $ G $, it is known that the product $ {\r...
AbstractWe extend the work which has appeared in papers on sharp characters and originated with Blic...
AbstractThe idea of a sharp permutation character of a group arises from combinatorial consideration...
AbstractCameron and Kiyota [J. Algebra115 (1988), 125-143] posed the problem of determining all the ...
This book discusses character theory and its applications to finite groups. The work places the subj...
AbstractCameron and Kiyota [J. Algebra115 (1988), 125-143] posed the problem of determining all the ...
This book places character theory and its applications to finite groups within the reach of people w...
AbstractIf χ is a virtual (generalized) character of a finite group G, with n=χ and L={χ(g)|g∈G, g≠1...
AbstractIf χ is a virtual (generalized) character of a finite group G, with n=χ and L={χ(g)|g∈G, g≠1...
AbstractFor a finite group G and its character χ, let L be the set of distinct values of χ on non-id...
Let X be a generalized character of a finite group G with L={X(g)g∈G, g≠1}. Cameron and Kiyota [2] c...
For a character χ of a finite group G, it is known that the product sh(χ) = Π_<l∈L>(χ(1) − l) is a m...
Let G be a finite group and X a character of G of degree n, and let L be the image of X on G, and L[...
summary:For a complex character $ \chi $ of a finite group $ G $, it is known that the product $ {\r...
AbstractWe extend the work which has appeared in papers on sharp characters and originated with Blic...
summary:For a complex character $ \chi $ of a finite group $ G $, it is known that the product $ {\r...
AbstractWe extend the work which has appeared in papers on sharp characters and originated with Blic...
AbstractThe idea of a sharp permutation character of a group arises from combinatorial consideration...
AbstractCameron and Kiyota [J. Algebra115 (1988), 125-143] posed the problem of determining all the ...
This book discusses character theory and its applications to finite groups. The work places the subj...
AbstractCameron and Kiyota [J. Algebra115 (1988), 125-143] posed the problem of determining all the ...
This book places character theory and its applications to finite groups within the reach of people w...