Asymptotic behavior of modular representations over abelian p-groups

Abstract

In this paper, we prove some results on the asymptotic behavior arising in modular representation theory over abelian p-groups. First, we embed the representation ring of a cyclic p-group into a real algebra of functions. Second, we calculate the asymptotic order of the dimension of the core of n-th tensor power of a direct sum of syzygies and cosyzygies of the trivial module, which is of the form Cγnnα. This result leads to a negative answer to a question by Benson and Symonds, that is, the dimension of the core of M n for certain -algebraic module M is not eventually recursive. Third, we give a systematic way of computing the core series of -algebraic modules. Finally, we show the existence of a transcendental core series, which comes from iterated syzygy modules of the trivial representation.

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