Nilpotent extensions of blocks
Lluis Puig

TL;DR
This paper investigates the structure of certain non-nilpotent blocks in modular representation theory, introduces inertial blocks as a new class, and characterizes their source algebra structures.
Contribution
It identifies and characterizes inertial blocks, a new class that includes nilpotent blocks and is closed under taking normal sub-blocks, and determines their source algebra structures.
Findings
Identification of non-nilpotent blocks as extensions of non-nilpotent blocks
Introduction of inertial blocks as a new class including nilpotent blocks
Determination of source algebra structures for these blocks
Abstract
There are normal sub-blocks of nilpotent blocks which are NOT nilpotent or, equivalently, nilpotent extensions of non-nilpotent blocks. In this paper we determine the source algebra structure of the non-nilpotent blocks involved in these situations. Actually, we introduce a new type of blocks - called the inertial blocks - which include the nilpotent blocks and is closed by taking normal sub-blocks.
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TopicsSynthesis and properties of polymers
