Group rings isomorphic over F_p, but not over Z_p ?

2012-08-17T19:51:25Z

Suppose given a prime $p$.

Question: Do there exist finite groups $G$ and $H$ such that ${\bf F}_p G$ is isomorphic to ${\bf F}_p H$, but such that ${\bf Z}_p G$ is not isomorphic to ${\bf Z}_p H$ ?

Variants: Suppose given $s\geqslant 2$ and replace ${\bf Z}_p$ resp. ${\bf F}_p$ by ${\bf Z}/p^s$.

Variant: Suppose $G$ and $H$ to be $p$-groups. (It is unknown whether there are nonisomorphic $p$-groups with isomorphic group rings over ${\bf F}_p$ , but still, maybe someone knows an argument in favour of ${\bf F}_p G \simeq {\bf F}_p H$ $\Rightarrow$ ${\bf Z}_p G \simeq {\bf Z}_p H$ in this case?)

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Group rings isomorphic over F_p, but not over Z_p ?