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How to determine (say up to conjugacy) elementary p Elementary $p$-subgroups of a compact Lie group $G$?

How to determine (say up to conjugacy) elementary $p$-subgroups of a compact Lie group $G$?

Of course there are the $p$-subgroups of a maximal torus, and in the case $G=PU_p$$G=\mathrm{PU}_p$, there is an interesting non toral-toral elementary p$p$-subgroup considered by Vistoli in this paper.

How many other cases are known? For example, how about $G=PU_n$ where $n$ is not a prime?

How to determine (say up to conjugacy) elementary p-subgroups of a compact Lie group $G$?

Of course there are the $p$-subgroups of a maximal torus, and in the case $G=PU_p$, there is an interesting non toral elementary p-subgroup considered by Vistoli in this paper.

How many other cases are known? For example, how about $G=PU_n$ where $n$ is not a prime?

Elementary $p$-subgroups of a compact Lie group

How to determine (say up to conjugacy) elementary $p$-subgroups of a compact Lie group $G$?

Of course there are the $p$-subgroups of a maximal torus, and in the case $G=\mathrm{PU}_p$, there is an interesting non-toral elementary $p$-subgroup considered by Vistoli in this paper.

How many other cases are known? For example, how about $G=PU_n$ where $n$ is not a prime?

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How to determine (say up to conjugacy) elementary p-subgroups of a compact Lie group $G$?

Of course there are the $p$-subgroups of a maximal torus, and in the case $G=PU_p$, there is an interesting non toral elementary p-subgroup considered by Vistoli in this paper.

How many other cases are known? For example, how about $G=PU_n$ where $n$ is not a prime?