Florian Eisele

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Name Florian Eisele
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I'm a PhD student in Aachen, working in the field of representation theory. I'm a Post-Doc working on stuff somewhere in between group-, ring- and representation theory.
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When k[G/H] is multiplicity free G module ?
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Does there exist a wide but not full abelian subcategory of an abelian category?
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Are irreducible representations subrepresentations of a symmetric power representation?
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Why are Jucys-Murphy elements' eigenvalues whole numbers?
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Do real vectors attain matrix norms?
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Diagonal invariants of the symmetric group on $k[X_1,X_2,…,X_n,Y_1,Y_2,…,Y_n]$
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flatness condition for local noetherian ring without nilpotent elements
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The number of solutions of a matrix equation
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Conjugcy classes in GL(F_2) ? GL(F_q)
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Uniqueness of the rank of the core of a lattice
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Does $S$ being a free rank-$n$ $R$-algebra imply that $S/R$ is free rank $n-1$?
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Is the Brauer correspondence injective ?
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heller functor of finite order
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Conjugacy for p-adic matrices of finite order II
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Are there n polynomials for which all intersection multiplicities are at least m?
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Coproduct on coordinate ring of finite algebraic group
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“Composition of Morita equivalences” or “Morita equivalence and the Nakayama functor”
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Triviality of SK_0(Lambda) for Lambda an order in a group algebra over a $p$-adic field
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Generating set of orthogonal matrix
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Combinatorics of folding digit strings
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Does every embedding of one unipotent group (over R) in another extend to an embedding of the respective upper triangular matrix groups?
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Tensor Products, Sub-Algebras, Sub-Modules, and Inclusions
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Invertible matrix
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Prime-like elements of rings
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Analogon to Brauer characters, if K not algebraically closed
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Completing unimodular vectors with $3$ entries in $F_2[t]$ to a $3$ by $3$ matrix with determinant equal to $1.$
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Maximal order in a central simple algebra

 

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