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Given a cyclic <math>p</math>-group <math>P</math>, the Brauer trees whose vertex multiplicities add to <math>|P|</math>, where non-exceptional vertices are regarded as having multiplicity <math>1</math>.
 
Given a cyclic <math>p</math>-group <math>P</math>, the Brauer trees whose vertex multiplicities add to <math>|P|</math>, where non-exceptional vertices are regarded as having multiplicity <math>1</math>.
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=== Splendid equivalence ===
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May apply to Morita equivalences, stable equivalences and derived equivalences. See 9.7 an 9.8 of [[References|[Li18d]]]. It means roughly equivalences given by (complexes of) trivial source bimodules.

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This page will contain an alphabetical glossary of terms used.

Basic Morita/stable equivalence

Morita/stable equivalence of blocks induced by a bimodule which has endopermutation source.

CFSG

The classification of finite simple groups.

Fusion system

Fusion system on a finite [math]p[/math]-group. See [Cr11] or [AKO11]. The fusion system given by a finite group [math]G[/math] on a Sylow [math]p[/math]-subgroup [math]P[/math] is written [math]\mathcal{F}_P(G)[/math].

# lifts / [math]\mathcal{O}[/math]

The number of [math]\mathcal{O}[/math]-Morita equivalence classes of blocks reducing to a representative of the given [math]k[/math]-class.

Picard group

Let [math]R[/math] be a commutative ring and [math]A[/math] an [math]R[/math]-algebra. The Picard group [math]{\rm Pic}_R(A)[/math] has elements isomorphism classes of [math]A[/math]-[math]A[/math]-bimodules inducing a Morita equivalence, with multiplication given by taking tensor products over [math]A[/math].

Possible Brauer tree (for a given cyclic defect group)

Given a cyclic [math]p[/math]-group [math]P[/math], the Brauer trees whose vertex multiplicities add to [math]|P|[/math], where non-exceptional vertices are regarded as having multiplicity [math]1[/math].

Splendid equivalence

May apply to Morita equivalences, stable equivalences and derived equivalences. See 9.7 an 9.8 of [Li18d]. It means roughly equivalences given by (complexes of) trivial source bimodules.