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Brauer character
Summary
A Brauer character is the analogue of the character of a representation for representations of a finite group over a field of prime characteristic . It is a complex-valued function on the elements of order prime to . Its values come from lifting the eigenvalues of each matrix to complex roots of unity. Brauer characters determine the composition factors of a modular representation, which ordinary traces in characteristic cannot do. They are the basic tool of modular representation theory.
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