Geometry of Defining Relations in Groups
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Geometry of Defining Relations in Groups
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Geometry of Defining Relations in Groups

Geometry of Defining Relations in Groups

by A.Yu. Ol'shanskii
Geometry of Defining Relations in Groups

Geometry of Defining Relations in Groups

by A.Yu. Ol'shanskii

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Product Details

ISBN-13: 9789401056052
Publisher: Springer Netherlands
Publication date: 10/17/2012
Series: Mathematics and its Applications , #70
Edition description: Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1991
Pages: 505
Product dimensions: 6.10(w) x 9.25(h) x 0.04(d)

Table of Contents

1 General concepts of group theory.- §1 Definition and examples of groups.- §2 Cyclic groups and subgroups. Generators.- §3 Cosets. Factor groups. Homomorphisms.- §4 Relations in groups and free groups.- 2 Main types of groups and subgroups.- §5 p-subgroups in finite and abelian groups.- §6 Soluble groups. Laws.- §7 Finiteness conditions in groups.- 3 Elements of two-dimensional topology.- §8 Toplogical spaces.- §9 Surfaces and their cell decomposition.- §10 Topological invariants of surfaces.- 4 Diagrams over groups.- §11 Visual interpretation of the deduction of consequences of defining relations.- §12 Small cancellation theory.- §13 Graded diagrams.- 5 A-maps.- §14 Contiguity submaps.- §15 Conditions on the grading.- §16 Exterior arcs and—-cells.- §17 Paths that are nearly geodesic and cuts on A-maps.- 6 Relations in periodic groups.- §18 Free Burnside groups of large odd exponent.- §19 Diagrams as A-maps. Properties of B(A, n).- 7 Maps with partitioned boundaries of cells.- §20 Estimating graphs for B-maps.- §21 Contiguity and weights in B-maps.- §22 Existence of—-cells and its consequences.- §23 C-maps.- §24 Other conditions on the partition of the boundary of a map.- 8 Partitions of relators.- §25 General approach to presenting the groups G(i) and properties of these groups.- §26 Inductive step to G(i+ 1). The group G(?).- 9 Construction of groups with prescribed properties.- §27 Constructing groups with subgroups of bounded order.- §28 Groups with all subgroups cyclic.- §29 Group laws other than powers.- §30 Varieties in which all finite groups are abelian.- 10 Extensions of aspherical groups.- §31 Central extensions.- §32 Abelian extensions and dependence among relations.- 11 Presentations in free products.- §33Cancellation diagrams over free products.- §34 Presentations with condition R.- §35 Embedding theorems for groups.- §36 Operations on groups.- 12 Applications to other problems.- §37 Growth functions of groups and their presentations.- §38 On group rings of Noetherian groups.- §39 Further applications of the method.- 13 Conjugacy relations.- §40 Conjugacy cells.- §41 Finitely generated divisible groups.- Some notation.- Author Index.
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