The -module normalizer conjecture for finite monomial groups
The -module normalizer conjecture for finite monomial groups
Let be prime, let denote the relevant diagonal module, and let be a non-solvable transitive subgroup of . Write for the normalizer of in . The -module normalizer conjecture. Every finite -submodule of is an -submodule. This conjecture concerns the -module listing problem that obstructs the classification of finite irreducible monomial subgroups; the supplied text gives computational evidence and notes that the smallest degree in which it could fail is , but does not state a resolution.
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Z. Bácskai, D. L. Flannery and E. A. O'Brien, “Classifying finite monomial linear groups of prime degree in characteristic zero”, arXiv:2107.12252 (2021).
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