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Automorphisms of Green Orders and Their Derived Categories

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In an earlier paper, Raphaël Rouquier and the author introduced the group of self-equivalences of a derived category. In the case of a Brauer tree algebra, we determined a nontrivial homomorphism of the Artin braid group to this group of self-equivalences. The class of Brauer tree algebras include blocks of finite group rings over a large enough field with cyclic defect groups. In the present paper we give an integral version of this homomorphism. Moreover, we identify some interesting arithmetic subgroups with natural groups of self-equivalences of the derived category.

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Zimmermann, A. Automorphisms of Green Orders and Their Derived Categories. Algebras and Representation Theory 7, 19–34 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:ALGE.0000019388.23407.e2

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