19 problems
Level-rank conjecture. The two image sets are unions of - and -blocks, respectively; the bijection between them induced by…
Let be a finite reductive group, and let be a -cuspidal pair with relative Weyl group . Let be the Broué–Malle algebra, and let…
Let be a Weyl group, let be its set of near involutions, and write , where . For , let…
Let be a generic finite reductive group, let , and let be a -cuspidal pair. Let be…
Weak e-local counting conjecture. For every -block of ,
Cabanes--Enguehard conjecture. The relation is transitive and therefore coincides with . The conjecture concerns the poset of -pairs and would make the directly…
The block-isomorphism character-triple conjecture. For every -block of and , there is an -equivariant b…
The e-local counting conjecture. For every -block of and ,
Unipotent-family conjecture. There exists a unique bijection
Broué–Malle–Michel conjecture. There exists such a parabolic subgroup for which the cohomology modules in distinct degrees have no common irreducible constituent, and f…
Let be a twisted reductive group over an algebraically closed field, with Borel subgroup . Let be its corresponding Weyl group, let , and let be a simple r…
Let be the Weyl group of a maximal torus contained in a Borel subgroup of a twisted reductive group over an algebraically closed field. Let be a minimal-length element…
Let be a finite reductive group with Frobenius endomorphism , let be the underlying field of characteristic , and let index the corresponding grading of…
Counting conjecture. Suppose that is good for . Then is the number of unipotent irreducible Brauer characters of .
Let be a finite reductive group with Weyl group , defined over a field of characteristic , and let be a field of characteristic with . Let denote…
Let be a connected reductive algebraic group with Steinberg endomorphism , let , let be its Weyl group, and let denote the restriction t…
Abelian defect group cohomology conjecture. The two -modules and are disjoint, and is semisimple on…
Let be a finite reductive group, let satisfy the preceding assumptions (B1)–(B3), let be the associated torus, let be the principal -block of , and le…
Let be a finite reductive group whose principal -block has cyclic defect, and let be the relevant order of the roots of unity occurring in the block. Let …