LetG be a quasisimple, connected, and simply connected algebraic group defined and split over the field k of characteristic p > 0. In this paper, we are interested in small modules for G; for us, small modules are those with dimension ≤ p. By results of Jantzen [Jan96] one knows that anyGmodule V with dimV ≤ p is semisimple. (We always understand aG-module V to be given by a morphism of algebra...

A general structure theorem on higher order invariants is proven. For an arithmetic group, the structure of the corresponding Hecke module is determined. It is shown that the module does not contain any irreducible submodule. This explains the fact that L-functions of higher order forms have no Euler-product. Higher order cohomology is introduced, classical results of Borel are generalized and ...

The modules for a Chevalley group arising from admissible lattices in an irreducible module for the associated complex semisimple Lie algebra are studied. It is proved that the transpose of such a module is still in this collection and generically the cohomology modules of line bundles on the flag varieties are in this collection also. In the rank 1 case, all modules in this collection are inde...

Let Fq be a finite field, and let g be its absolute Galois group. Hence g ∼= Ẑ, topologically generated by the Frobenius automorphism. Let A be a topological g−module, i.e. for each a ∈ A there is a positive integer n such that Frobn a = a (for us A will be either an elliptic curve or some torsion group). Thus the group A is the union of its subgroups Agn , the latter being g/gn-module, where g...

Our goal in this paper is to define a version of Hochschild homology and cohomology suitable for a class of algebras admitting compatible actions of bialgebras, called “module algebras” (Definition 2.1). Our motivation lies in the following problem: for an algebra A which admits a module structure over an arbitrary bialgebra B compatible with its product structure, the Hochschild or the cyclic ...

certain algebraic invariants of the integral group ring zg of a group g were introduced and investigated in relation to the problem of extending the farrell-tate cohomology, which is defined for the class of groups of finite virtual cohomological dimension. it turns out that the finiteness of these invariants of a group g implies the existence of a generalized farrell-tate cohomology for g whic...

Using principal series Harish-Chandra modules, local cohomology with support in Schubert cells and twisting functors we construct certain modules parametrized by the Weyl group and a highest weight in the subcategory O of the category of representations of a complex semisimple Lie algebra. These are in a sense modules between a Verma module and its dual. We prove that the three different approa...

We define cohomology groups Ĥn(G;M), n ∈ Z, for an arbitrary group G and G-module M , using the concept of satellites. These cohomology groups generalize the Farrell-Tate groups for groups of finite virtual cohomological dimension and form a connected sequence of functors, characterized by a natural universal property. The classical Tate cohomology groups of finite groups have been generalized ...

In [8], Huneke conjectured that if M is a finitely generated R-module, then the set of associated primes of H i a (M) is finite. Singh [15] provides a counter example for this conjecture. However, it is known that the conjecture is true in many situations. For example, in [11] it is shown that if R is local and dimR/a = 1, then for a finitely generated R-module M , the set AssR(H i a (M)) is fi...