Representation theory of algebraic groups and related finite

Preprints

Title	Year	Programme	Publication Date
The $q$-Schur$^2$ algebra Authors: J Du, L Scott Download PDF	1996	RAG	21 October 2016
Character sheaves and generalized Gelfand-Graev characters Authors: M Geck Download PDF	1996	RAG	21 October 2016
Cyclotomic $q$-Schur algebras Authors: R Dipper, G James, A Mathas Download PDF	1996	RAG	21 October 2016
Unitary Kloosterman sums and Gelfand-Graev representations of $GL_2$ Authors: CW Curtis, K-I Shinoda Download PDF	1996	RAG	21 October 2016
Freedom in conjugacy classes Authors: N Gordeev Download PDF	1996	RAG	21 October 2016
Vertex stabilizers of finite symmetric graphs and a strong version of the Sims conjecture Authors: A Kondratiev, VI Trofimov Download PDF	1996	RAG	21 October 2016
Triangulated categories in the modular representation theory of finite groups Authors: J Rickard Download PDF	1996	RAG	21 October 2016
Complex reflection groups, braid groups, Hecke algebras Authors: M Broue, G Malle, J Michel Download PDF	1996	RAG	21 October 2016
Irreducibility of alternating and symmetric squares Authors: K Magaard, G Malle Download PDF	1996	RAG	21 October 2016
On special pieces in the unipotent variety Authors: M Geck, G Malle Download PDF	1996	RAG	21 October 2016
Discrete series characters for $GL(n,q)$ Authors: JA Green Download PDF	1996	RAG	21 October 2016
Derived equivalences and Dade's invariant conjecture Authors: A Marcus Download PDF	1996	RAG	21 October 2016

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Representation theory of algebraic groups and related finite

Programme theme

Preprints

The $q$-Schur$^2$ algebra

Character sheaves and generalized Gelfand-Graev characters

Cyclotomic $q$-Schur algebras

Unitary Kloosterman sums and Gelfand-Graev representations of $GL_2$

Freedom in conjugacy classes

Vertex stabilizers of finite symmetric graphs and a strong version of the Sims conjecture

Triangulated categories in the modular representation theory of finite groups

Complex reflection groups, braid groups, Hecke algebras

Irreducibility of alternating and symmetric squares

On special pieces in the unipotent variety

Discrete series characters for $GL(n,q)$

Derived equivalences and Dade's invariant conjecture

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Representation theory of algebraic groups and related finite

Programme theme

Preprints

The $q$-Schur$^2$ algebra

Character sheaves and generalized Gelfand-Graev characters

Cyclotomic $q$-Schur algebras

Unitary Kloosterman sums and Gelfand-Graev representations of $GL_2$

Freedom in conjugacy classes

Vertex stabilizers of finite symmetric graphs and a strong version of the Sims conjecture

Triangulated categories in the modular representation theory of finite groups

Complex reflection groups, braid groups, Hecke algebras

Irreducibility of alternating and symmetric squares

On special pieces in the unipotent variety

Discrete series characters for $GL(n,q)$

Derived equivalences and Dade's invariant conjecture

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