Let G be an extension of a finite quasinilpotent group by a finite group. It is shown that under some conditions every Coleman automorphism of G is an inner automorphism. The interest in such automorphisms arose from ...Let G be an extension of a finite quasinilpotent group by a finite group. It is shown that under some conditions every Coleman automorphism of G is an inner automorphism. The interest in such automorphisms arose from the study of the normalizer problem for integral group rings. Our theorems generalize some well-known results.展开更多
We prove that for a Frobenius extension, if a module over the extension ring is Gorenstein projective,then its underlying module over the base ring is Gorenstein projective; the converse holds if the frobenius extensi...We prove that for a Frobenius extension, if a module over the extension ring is Gorenstein projective,then its underlying module over the base ring is Gorenstein projective; the converse holds if the frobenius extension is either left-Gorenstein or separable(e.g., the integral group ring extension ZZG).Moreover, for the Frobenius extension RA = R[x]/(x^2), we show that: a graded A-module is Gorenstein projective in GrMod(A), if and only if its ungraded A-module is Gorenstein projective, if and only if its underlying R-module is Gorenstein projective. It immediately follows that an R-complex is Gorenstein projective if and only if all its items are Gorenstein projective R-modules.展开更多
文摘Let G be an extension of a finite quasinilpotent group by a finite group. It is shown that under some conditions every Coleman automorphism of G is an inner automorphism. The interest in such automorphisms arose from the study of the normalizer problem for integral group rings. Our theorems generalize some well-known results.
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.11401476)China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(Grant No.2016M591592)
文摘We prove that for a Frobenius extension, if a module over the extension ring is Gorenstein projective,then its underlying module over the base ring is Gorenstein projective; the converse holds if the frobenius extension is either left-Gorenstein or separable(e.g., the integral group ring extension ZZG).Moreover, for the Frobenius extension RA = R[x]/(x^2), we show that: a graded A-module is Gorenstein projective in GrMod(A), if and only if its ungraded A-module is Gorenstein projective, if and only if its underlying R-module is Gorenstein projective. It immediately follows that an R-complex is Gorenstein projective if and only if all its items are Gorenstein projective R-modules.
