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Regular defect-group bimodule inside a block (kD∣ResD×DG×G​(kGb))

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For a block idempotent b with defect D, the Brauer quotient of a module of its modular block bimodule at ΔD is nonzero: on the fixed basis CG​(D), the block projection acts by BrD​(b). Restriction to D×D splits into transitive permutation modules; their stabilizers have order at most ∣D∣. A nonzero quotient at ΔD therefore forces a summand with stabilizer exactly ΔD, which is the regular kD bimodule. Tensoring on the right with any kD-module U gives U∣ResDG​(bIndDG​U). Consequently finite representation type of the modular block forces finite representation type of kD.

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