Osaka Journal of Mathematics

On the Dade character correspondence and isotypies between blocks of finite groups

Atumi Watanabe
Source: Osaka J. Math. Volume 47, Number 3 (2010), 817-837.

Abstract

In [3] Dade generalized the Glauberman character correspondence. In [13] Tasaka showed that the Dade correspondence induces an isotypy between blocks of finite groups under some assumptions. In this paper we obtain a generalization of [13], Theorem 5.5.

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