Lectures on Topics In The Theory of Infinite Groups
by B.H. Neumann
Publisher: Tata Institute of Fundamental Research 1960
Number of pages: 200
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As the title of this course of lectures suggests, the aim was not a systematic treatment of infinite groups. Instead the author tried to present some of the methods and results that are new and look promising, and that have not yet found their way into the books.
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