The group-algebra and representation-count polynomiality conjecture for finite O-modules

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Let o\mathfrak{o} be a discrete valuation ring with maximal ideal p\mathfrak{p} and residue-field cardinality q=∣o/p∣q=|\mathfrak{o}/\mathfrak{p}|. For a partition λ∈Λ\lambda\in\Lambda, let MλM_\lambda be the corresponding finite o\mathfrak{o}-module and Gλ=Aut⁡o(Mλ)G_\lambda=\operatorname{Aut}_{\mathfrak{o}}(M_\lambda), and let fm=fmλ,of_m=f_m^{\lambda,\mathfrak{o}} denote the number of irreducible representations of GλG_\lambda of dimension mm. Group-algebra and representation-count conjecture. The isomorphism type of the group algebra CGλ\mathbb{C}G_\lambda depends only on λ\lambda and qq. Moreover, fm=fmλf_m=f_m^\lambda belongs to Q[q]\mathbb{Q}[q]. The strong version is proved in the source for all λ∈Λ2\lambda\in\Lambda_2, while the general assertion remains open.

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Uri Onn, “Representations of automorphism groups of finite O-modules of rank two”, arXiv:math/0611383 (2008).

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