Degree of reductivity of a modular representation
Abstract
For a finite dimensional representation V of a group G over a field F, the degree of reductivity δ(G,V) is the smallest degree d such that every nonzero fixed point v∈ VG\0\ can be separated from zero by a homogeneous invariant of degree at most d. We compute δ(G,V) explicitly for several classes of modular groups and representations. We also demonstrate that the maximal size of a cyclic subgroup is a sharp lower bound for this number in the case of modular abelian p-groups.
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