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Mathematical and Statistical Sciences · 2003. 6. 6. · Let ZG be the integral group ring of a finite group G and U = U(ZG) its group of units. Thus, for example, ±g,g G, are units

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Page 1: Mathematical and Statistical Sciences · 2003. 6. 6. · Let ZG be the integral group ring of a finite group G and U = U(ZG) its group of units. Thus, for example, ±g,g G, are units
Page 2: Mathematical and Statistical Sciences · 2003. 6. 6. · Let ZG be the integral group ring of a finite group G and U = U(ZG) its group of units. Thus, for example, ±g,g G, are units
Page 3: Mathematical and Statistical Sciences · 2003. 6. 6. · Let ZG be the integral group ring of a finite group G and U = U(ZG) its group of units. Thus, for example, ±g,g G, are units
Page 4: Mathematical and Statistical Sciences · 2003. 6. 6. · Let ZG be the integral group ring of a finite group G and U = U(ZG) its group of units. Thus, for example, ±g,g G, are units
Page 5: Mathematical and Statistical Sciences · 2003. 6. 6. · Let ZG be the integral group ring of a finite group G and U = U(ZG) its group of units. Thus, for example, ±g,g G, are units
Page 6: Mathematical and Statistical Sciences · 2003. 6. 6. · Let ZG be the integral group ring of a finite group G and U = U(ZG) its group of units. Thus, for example, ±g,g G, are units
Page 7: Mathematical and Statistical Sciences · 2003. 6. 6. · Let ZG be the integral group ring of a finite group G and U = U(ZG) its group of units. Thus, for example, ±g,g G, are units
Page 8: Mathematical and Statistical Sciences · 2003. 6. 6. · Let ZG be the integral group ring of a finite group G and U = U(ZG) its group of units. Thus, for example, ±g,g G, are units
Page 9: Mathematical and Statistical Sciences · 2003. 6. 6. · Let ZG be the integral group ring of a finite group G and U = U(ZG) its group of units. Thus, for example, ±g,g G, are units
Page 10: Mathematical and Statistical Sciences · 2003. 6. 6. · Let ZG be the integral group ring of a finite group G and U = U(ZG) its group of units. Thus, for example, ±g,g G, are units
Page 11: Mathematical and Statistical Sciences · 2003. 6. 6. · Let ZG be the integral group ring of a finite group G and U = U(ZG) its group of units. Thus, for example, ±g,g G, are units
Page 12: Mathematical and Statistical Sciences · 2003. 6. 6. · Let ZG be the integral group ring of a finite group G and U = U(ZG) its group of units. Thus, for example, ±g,g G, are units
Page 13: Mathematical and Statistical Sciences · 2003. 6. 6. · Let ZG be the integral group ring of a finite group G and U = U(ZG) its group of units. Thus, for example, ±g,g G, are units
Page 14: Mathematical and Statistical Sciences · 2003. 6. 6. · Let ZG be the integral group ring of a finite group G and U = U(ZG) its group of units. Thus, for example, ±g,g G, are units