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Theses and Dissertations
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Items in this Collection
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Fall 2019
In the Journal of Algebra 323(2010) R. Barrington Leigh et al. derive the characters of the group of invertible 2 x 2 matrices over the integers modulo a power of an odd prime. We will generalize to certain local rings, and take quadratic extensions of this ring , by adjoining the root of a...
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Fall 2011
We first find all the irreducible complex characters of the general linear group GL(2, Z/p^l Z) over the ring Z/p^l Z, where l is an integer >1 and p is an odd prime, and determine all the character values. Our methods rely on Clifford Theory and can be modified easily to get all the irreducible...
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Fall 2009
In this paper we find irreducible characters of G=SL(k,Z/p^nZ) where n >= 2, k=2,3 and, p is an odd prime. In the case k=2 we give a construction for every irreducible character of G without calculating the character values. Our method is based on finding a normal subgroup of G and applying...