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On the Inductive Alperin-McKay Conditions in the Maximally Split Case

The Alperin-McKay conjecture relates height zero characters of an $\ell$-block with the ones of its Brauer correspondent. This conjecture has been reduced to the so-called inductive Alperin-McKay conditions about quasi-simple groups by the third author. Those conditions are still open for groups of Lie type. The present paper describes characters of height zero in $\ell$-blocks of groups of Lie type over a field with $q$ elements when $\ell$ divides $q-1$. We also give information about $\ell$-blocks and Brauer correspondents. As an application we show that quasi-simple groups of type $C$ over $\mathbb{F}_q$ satisfy the inductive Alperin-McKay conditions for primes $\ell\geq 5$ and dividing $q-1$. Some methods to that end are adapted from the work of Malle--Späth.

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