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Multiplicities in GGGRs for Classical Type Groups with Connected Centre I

Assume $G$ is a connected reductive algebraic group defined over $\bar{\mathbb{F}_p}$ such that $p$ is good prime for $G$. Furthermore we assume that $Z(G)$ is connected and $G/Z(G)$ is simple of classical type. Let $F$ be a Frobenius endomorphism of $G$ admitting an $\mathbb{F}_q$-rational structure $G^F$. This paper is one of a series whose overall goal is to compute explicitly the multiplicity $< D_0745664 {G^F}(Γ_u),χ>$ where: $χ$ is an irreducible character of $G^F$, $D_{G^F}(Γ_u)$ is the Alvis--Curtis dual of a generalised Gelfand--Graev representation of $G^F$ and $u \in G^F$ is contained in the unipotent support of $χ$. In this paper we complete the first step towards this goal. Namely we explicitly compute, under some restrictions on $q$, the scalars relating the characteristic functions of character sheaves of $G$ to the almost characters of $G^F$ whenever the support of the character sheaf contains a unipotent element. We achieve this by adapting a method of Lusztig who answered this question when $G$ is a special orthogonal group $\SO_{2n+1}(\mathbb{K})$. Consequently the main result of this paper is due to Lusztig when $G = \SO_{2n+1}(\mathbb{K})$.

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Finding Characters Satisfying a Maximal Condition for Their Unipotent Support

In this article we extend independent results of Lusztig and Hézard concerning the existence of irreducible characters of finite reductive groups, (defined in good characteristic and arising from simple algebraic groups), satisfying a strong numerical relationship with their unipotent support. Along the way we obtain some results concerning quasi-isolated semisimple elements.

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On Unipotent Supports of Reductive Groups with a Disconnected Centre

Let $G$ be a simple algebraic group defined over a finite field of good characteristic, with associated Frobenius endomorphism $F$. In this article we extend an observation of Lusztig, (which gives a numerical relationship between an ordinary character of $G^F$ and its unipotent support), to the case where $Z(G)$ is disconnected. We then use this observation in some applications to the ordinary character theory of $G^F$.

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