Let $G$ be a finite group and let $k$ be a finite field with char$(k)=p$ such that $p\mid |G|$.


If $k$ is a splitting field for $G$, then, no matter which splitting field we take, after extending scalars we always have the same number of isomorphism classes of simple modules.


However, it is not necessarily true that every indecomposable $kG$-module is absolutely indecomposable.


This leads to the following



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> **Question**: Is there a general construction that gives us a finite splitting field $K$ for $G$ (and all subgroups of all factor groups of $G$) such that every indecomposable $KG$-module (and every indecomposable K[H/J]-module where H/J is a factor group of a subgroup of G) is absolutely indecomposable?
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Is there a reference in the literature?


Thanks for the help.



How to find a finite splitting field $K$ for $G$ such that every indecomposable $KG$-module is absolutely indecomposable
No.


Let $G=C\_2\times C\_2$, generated by elements $g$ and $h$, and let $K$ be any finite field of characteristic $2$.


Let $V$ be a finite dimensional $K$-vector space of dimension greater than one with an endomorphism $\varphi$ with irreducible characteristic polynomial $p(t)$.


Then $V\oplus V$ can be made into a $KG$-module by letting $g$ act as $\pmatrix{\text{id}\_V & \text{id}\_V\\0 & \text{id}\_V}$ and $h$ act as $\pmatrix{\text{id}\_V & \varphi\\0 & \text{id}\_V}$, and it is indecomposable as a $KG$-module, but if $\overline{K}$ is an algebraic closure of $K$ then $V\otimes\_K\overline{K}$ is a direct sum of two-dimensional $\overline{K}G$-modules corresponding to the roots of $p(t)$ in $\overline{K}$.


