Homogeneous products of characters
Abstract
I. M. Isaacs has conjectured (see isa00) that if the product of two faithful irreducible characters of a solvable group is irreducible, then the group is cyclic. In this paper we prove a special case of the following conjecture, which generalizes Isaacs conjecture. Suppose that G is solvable and that ,φ∈(G) are faithful. If φ=m where m is a positive integer and ∈ (G) then and φ vanish on G- Z(G). In particular we prove that the above conjecture holds for p-groups.
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