Validity of a result from character theory for finite field.












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Corollary $11.29$ of the book Character Theory of Finite Groups by I. Martin Isaacs as given:




Corollary $11.29:$ Let $H$ be a normal subgroup of $G$ and $zetain Irr(G), xiin Irr(H)$, be a constituent of $zeta_{H}$. Then $zeta(1)/ xi(1)$ divides $|G:H|.$




My question is can i say that above corollary is valid over any field or only for $C?$ Please suggest. Thanks.










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Corollary $11.29$ of the book Character Theory of Finite Groups by I. Martin Isaacs as given:




Corollary $11.29:$ Let $H$ be a normal subgroup of $G$ and $zetain Irr(G), xiin Irr(H)$, be a constituent of $zeta_{H}$. Then $zeta(1)/ xi(1)$ divides $|G:H|.$




My question is can i say that above corollary is valid over any field or only for $C?$ Please suggest. Thanks.










share|cite|improve this question
























  • sorry i will edit...
    – neelkanth
    2 days ago










  • @MatthewTowers i edit it.....
    – neelkanth
    2 days ago










  • What is your proof for $mathbb{C}$ ?
    – reuns
    yesterday










  • It is given in book ...
    – neelkanth
    yesterday














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Corollary $11.29$ of the book Character Theory of Finite Groups by I. Martin Isaacs as given:




Corollary $11.29:$ Let $H$ be a normal subgroup of $G$ and $zetain Irr(G), xiin Irr(H)$, be a constituent of $zeta_{H}$. Then $zeta(1)/ xi(1)$ divides $|G:H|.$




My question is can i say that above corollary is valid over any field or only for $C?$ Please suggest. Thanks.










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Corollary $11.29$ of the book Character Theory of Finite Groups by I. Martin Isaacs as given:




Corollary $11.29:$ Let $H$ be a normal subgroup of $G$ and $zetain Irr(G), xiin Irr(H)$, be a constituent of $zeta_{H}$. Then $zeta(1)/ xi(1)$ divides $|G:H|.$




My question is can i say that above corollary is valid over any field or only for $C?$ Please suggest. Thanks.







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  • sorry i will edit...
    – neelkanth
    2 days ago










  • @MatthewTowers i edit it.....
    – neelkanth
    2 days ago










  • What is your proof for $mathbb{C}$ ?
    – reuns
    yesterday










  • It is given in book ...
    – neelkanth
    yesterday


















  • sorry i will edit...
    – neelkanth
    2 days ago










  • @MatthewTowers i edit it.....
    – neelkanth
    2 days ago










  • What is your proof for $mathbb{C}$ ?
    – reuns
    yesterday










  • It is given in book ...
    – neelkanth
    yesterday
















sorry i will edit...
– neelkanth
2 days ago




sorry i will edit...
– neelkanth
2 days ago












@MatthewTowers i edit it.....
– neelkanth
2 days ago




@MatthewTowers i edit it.....
– neelkanth
2 days ago












What is your proof for $mathbb{C}$ ?
– reuns
yesterday




What is your proof for $mathbb{C}$ ?
– reuns
yesterday












It is given in book ...
– neelkanth
yesterday




It is given in book ...
– neelkanth
yesterday















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