S-characters need not vanish on prime-power-order elements, providing counterexamples that answer Serre's question about generalization from transitive permutation characters.
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Explicit SL_2(C)-module decompositions and Jordan forms are given for the image of regular unipotents under any irreducible polynomial representation of GL_3(C).
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Zeros of $S$-characters
S-characters need not vanish on prime-power-order elements, providing counterexamples that answer Serre's question about generalization from transitive permutation characters.
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Image of Regular Unipotent under a Representation of $\mathrm{GL}_3(\mathbb{C})$
Explicit SL_2(C)-module decompositions and Jordan forms are given for the image of regular unipotents under any irreducible polynomial representation of GL_3(C).