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math.GR2014★ 1 cited

Lattice-integrality of certain group-invariant integral forms in vertex operator algebras

Chongying Dong, Robert L. Griess

Certain vertex operator algebras have integral forms (integral spans of bases which are closed under the countable set of products). It is unclear when they (or integral multiples…

math.GR2011

Diagonal lattices and rootless pairs

Robert L. Griess, Ching Hung Lam

Let E be an integral lattice. We first discuss some general properties of an SDC lattice, i.e., a sum of two diagonal copies of E in E \bot E. In particular, we show that its group…

math.GR2010

A moonshine path for 5A and associated lattices of ranks 8 and 16

Robert L. Griess, Ching Hung Lam

We continue the program, begun in \cite{gl3cpath}, to make a moonshine path between a node of the extended -diagram and the Monster simple group. Our goal is to provide a cont…

math.GR2009

A moonshine path from to the monster

Robert L. Griess, Ching Hung Lam

One would like an explanation of the provocative McKay and Glauberman-Norton observations connecting the extended -diagram with pairs of 2A involutions in the Monster sporadic…

math.GR2005★ 8 cited

Corrections and additions to `` Pieces of : existence and uniqueness for Barnes-Wall and Ypsilanti lattices. ''

Robert L. Griess

Mainly, we correct the uniqueness result by adding a projection requirement to condition X and give a better proof for the equivalence of commutator density, 2/4-generation and 3/4…

math.GR2005

Involutions on the the Barnes-Wall lattices and their fixed point sublattices, I

Robert L. Griess

We study the sublattices of the rank Barnes-Wall lattices $\bw d$ which occur as fixed points of involutions. They have ranks (for dirty involutions) or $2^{d-1}\pm…