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The Brauer trees of the exceptional Chevalley groups of typeE 6

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    Gerhard Hiss, Frank Lübeck & Gunter Malle

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Hiss, G., Lübeck, F. & Malle, G. The Brauer trees of the exceptional Chevalley groups of typeE 6 . Manuscripta Math 87, 131–144 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02570465

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