Elementary abelian subgroups of classical groups of type A
Abstract
Many open conjectures in the representation theory of finite groups can be studied by reducing them to related questions about quasi-simple groups. In such studies, p-radical subgroups typically play a critical role. To classify the p-radical subgroups of a finite group, we first classify the elementary abelian p- subgroups and find their local structure. To do this, we conduct the classification in a linear algebraic group G and then transfer the results to the finite group of Lie type GF . This approach was used by An, Dietrich and Litterick in their work on finite exceptional groups of Lie type. We now apply this approach to classical groups of type A for the classification and local structure of the elementary abelian p-subgroups.
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