Abstract
One of the main differences between ordinary and modular representation theory of finite groups is the existence of nonprojective modules in the modular representation algebra. However, given a finitely generated module M over the group algebra kG, where k is a field of characteristic p > 0, there exists a uniquely determined (up to kG-isomorphism) projective module P (called the projective cover of M) and an epimorphism f
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