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Essential support of Green biset functors via morphisms

Garc\'ia, Benjam\'in

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We present a very natural but yet useful criterion to detect vanishing of essential algebras of a Green biset functor $A$ by means of morphisms. We introduce the morphisms $Inf:A \rightarrow A_G$ and $Res:A_G\rightarrow A$ to prove that the class of groups for which the essential algebras do not vanish is the same for $A$ and any shifted functor $A_G$. We use the kernel of $Res$ to give a characterization of the seeds of simple $A_G$-modules which are not obtained as pullback of simple $A$-modules.

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We present a very natural but yet useful criterion to detect vanishing of essential algebras of a Green biset functor $A$ by means of morphisms. We introduce the morphisms $Inf:A \rightarrow A_G$ and $Res:A_G\rightarrow A$ to prove that the class of groups for which the essential algebras do not vanish is the same for $A$ and any shifted functor $A_G$. We use the kernel of $Res$ to give a characterization of the seeds of simple $A_G$-modules which are not obtained as pullback of simple $A$-modules.

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We present a very natural but yet useful criterion to detect vanishing of essential algebras of a Green biset functor $A$ by means of morphisms. We introduce the morphisms $Inf:A \rightarrow A_G$ and $Res:A_G\rightarrow A$ to prove that the class of groups for which the essential algebras do not vanish is the same for $A$ and any shifted functor $A_G$. We use the kernel of $Res$ to give a characterization of the seeds of simple $A_G$-modules which are not obtained as pullback of simple $A$-modules.

Key concepts: Functor, Morphism, Pullback, Mathematics, Kernel (algebra), Simple (philosophy), Pure mathematics, Class (philosophy)

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