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Finite Groups of Lie Type: Conjugacy Classes and Complex Characters

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The Steinberg Character as discussed by the authors is a character of Deligne-Lusztig, which is a generalization of the Steinberg character of Cuspidal Representations.
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BN-Pairs and Coxeter Groups. Maximal Tori and Semisimple Classes. Geometric Conjugacy and Duality. Unipotent Classes. The Steinberg Character. The Generalized Characters of Deligne-Lusztig. Further Families of Irreducible Characters. Cuspidal Representations. The Decomposition of Induced Cuspidal Characters. Representations of Finite Coxeter Groups. Unipotent Characters. Explicit Results on Simple Groups. Appendix. Bibliography. Indexes.

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