Abstract
Steinberg's fixed point theorem states that given a finite complex reflection group the stabilizer subgroup of a point is generated by reflections that fix this point. This statement is also true for affine Weyl groups. Of the infinite discrete complex reflection groups, it was shown that there are some infinite complex reflections groups that have non-trivial stabilizers that do not contain a single reflection, and therefore, these groups cannot satisfy the fixed point theorem. We thus classify the infinite discrete irreducible complex reflection groups of the infinite family which satisfy the statement of the fixed point theorem.
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