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Regard the block algebra RGe as an R[G×G]-module through left and right multiplication,
(g,h)x=gxh−1.
(1)
A defect group of a block is a p-subgroup D≤G for which ΔD={(d,d):d∈D} is a vertex of an indecomposable summand determining the block; equivalently, D is maximal with
BrD​(e)=0
(2)
under the Brauer morphism. The uniqueness of vertices up to conjugacy in G×G, together with the diagonal form of these vertices, shows that any two such D are conjugate in G. Hence
all defect groups of a block form one G-conjugacy class.​
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