most citedPrime divisors and the number of conjugacy classes of finite groups

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math.GR2023

A generalized character associated to element orders

Alexander Moretó

Let be a finite group. We study the generalized character defined by , for , which is closely related to a function that has been very studied recently fr…

math.GR2023

Kernels of minimal characters of solvable groups

Alexander Moretó

Let be a finite solvable group. We prove that if has odd degree and is the minimal degree of the non-linear irreducible characters of , then $G/{\r…

math.GR2023

Brauer's problem 21 for principal blocks

Alexander Moretó, Noelia Rizo, A. A. Schaeffer Fry

Problem 21 of Brauer's list of problems from 1963 asks whether for any positive integer k there are finitely many isomorphism classes of groups that occur as the defect group of a…

math.GR2023★ 5 cited

Prime divisors and the number of conjugacy classes of finite groups

Thomas Michael Keller, Alexander Moretó

We prove that there exists a universal constant such that if is a prime divisor of the index of the Fitting subgroup of a finite group , then the number of conjugacy cla…

math.RT2023

Minimal heights and defect groups with two character degrees

Gunter Malle, Alexander Moretó, Noelia Rizo

Conjecture A of \cite{EM14} predicts the equality between the smallest positive height of the irreducible characters in a -block of a finite group and the smallest positive heig…

math.GR2023★ 2 cited

Common zeros of irreducible characters

Nguyen N. Hung, Alexander Moretó, Lucia Morotti

We study the zero-sharing behavior among irreducible characters of a finite group. For symmetric groups , it is proved that, with one exception, any two irreducible characters…

math.GR2023

-groups and zeros of characters

Alexander Moretó, Gabriel Navarro

Fix a prime and an integer . Among the non-linear irreducible characters of the -groups of order , what is the minimum number of elements that take the value 0…