US-Federal Republic of Germany Cooperative Research:        Representation of Groups and Algebras
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This award provides partial support for approximately twenty two                reciprocal research visits by US and West German mathematicians,                coordinated by Jonathan L. Alperin of the University of Chicago                 and Gerhard Michler of the University of Essen.  The research                   activities of the visitors fall into six areas:  integral                       representation theory, character theory, module methods (Clifford               theory, complexity and vertices of simple modules,) computer                    methods, Clifford matrices and the representation theory of                     algebras.                                                                                                                                                       The Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG), the West German analog               of NSF, is supporting a very large continuing program in                        representation theory of groups and algebras.  Under this                       program, the DFG brings large numbers of mathematicians from                    around the world to West Germany for extended periods to                        collaborate and communicate with German mathematicians and                      others.  Over the next two years, the DFG will support the living               expenses of twelve U.S. visitors to West Germany and travel                     expenses for ten Germans coming to the U.S. to work in this area                of mathematics.  NSF will provide complementary support for the                 U.S. mathematicians' travel costs and partial support of the                    German visitors' expenses in the U.S.  This award, shared by                    NSF's Division of Mathematical Sciences, continues support                      provided in 1987 and 1988 for 26 research visits that proved to                 be highly productive and mutually beneficial.  The past and                     future visitors are an outstanding collection of mathematicians                 working in an area that is very active and important in both the                U.S. and West Germany.
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