The modular isomorphism problem asks whether a finite -group is determined, up to group
isomorphism, by its group algebra over the finite field
. The general assertion is false in characteristic
2, while the odd-characteristic problem remains open (Margolis 2022).
Tuzzolo (2026, Corollary 1.1) proves a positive answer for odd primes
when the group has exponent
and nilpotency class less than
. Thus, for such a finite
-group
, an isomorphism
with a finite
-group
forces
. The result is a restricted positive case and does not settle
the remaining odd-characteristic problem.