Federico Scavia

For every finite group H and every finite H-module A, we determine the subgroup of negligible classes in H^2(H,A), in the sense of Serre, over fields with enough roots of unity. As a consequence, we show that for every odd prime p and every field F...

For every finite group H and every finite H-module A, we determine the subgroup of negligible classes in H^2(H,A), in the sense of Serre, over fields with enough roots of unity. As a consequence, we show that for every odd prime p and every field F...

Let A be a finite-dimensional algebra. A fundamental theorem of Drozd shows that the complexity of the representation theory of A belongs to exactly one of three rather distinct classes, called finite, tame or wild representation type. I will explain...