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      <subfield code="a">Park, Sejong</subfield>
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      <subfield code="a">The double Burnside ring B(G,G) of a finite group G is the&#xd;
Grothendieck ring of finite (G,G)-bisets with respect to the tensor&#xd;
product of bisets over G. Many invariants of the group G, such as the&#xd;
(single) Burnside ring B(G) and the character ring R_C(G), are modules&#xd;
over B(G,G). The double Burnside ring B(G,G) and its various subrings&#xd;
appear as crucial ingredients in functorial representation theory,&#xd;
homotopy theory, and the theory of fusion systems. It is known to be&#xd;
semisimple over rationals if and only if G is cyclic, and in this case&#xd;
an explicit isomorphism onto a direct product of full matrix algebras is&#xd;
given by Boltje and Danz (2013). But not much is know beyond that on the&#xd;
explicit algebra structure.&#xd;
&#xd;
We generalize some techniques of Boltje and Danz for cyclic groups to&#xd;
arbitrary finite groups and as a result obtain an explicit isomorphism&#xd;
of the rational double Burnside algebra of a finite group G into a block&#xd;
triangular matrix algebra when all Sylow subgroups (for all primes) of G&#xd;
are cyclic. Such groups can be characterized as groups G where the&#xd;
Zassenhaus Butterfly lemma gives the meet of two sections (H, K) of G&#xd;
with respect to the subsection relation. Key ingredients are a&#xd;
refinement of the inclusion relation among subgroups of G x G and Möbius&#xd;
inversion over various posets of subgroups.&#xd;
&#xd;
This is a joint work with Goetz Pfeiffer (Galway).</subfield>
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      <subfield code="a">Butterfly, Möbius, and Double Burnside algebras of noncyclic finite groups</subfield>
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