Timing and Sample Qualifications • This report discusses the findings for 1,441 College Students (age 18–24) and 1,412 Employees (21–29) who completed an online survey between May 13 and June 8, 2011. • The surve

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SOME PROPERTIES OF SUBSETS OF HYPERBOLIC GROUPS Ashot Minasyan Department of Mathematics Vanderbilt University Nashville, TN 37240, USA

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• Group theory
• Quasiconvex function
• Normal subgroup
• Hyperbolic group
• Index of a subgroup
• Double coset
• Representation theory of finite groups
• Boundedly generated group
• Abstract algebra
• Mathematics
• Algebra

NORMAL AUTOMORPHISMS OF RELATIVELY HYPERBOLIC GROUPS A. MINASYAN AND D. OSIN Dedicated to Professor A.L. Shmelkin on the occasion of his 70th birthday. Abstract. An automorphism α of a group G is normal if it fixes ever

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• Geometric group theory
• Relatively hyperbolic group
• Residually finite group
• Hyperbolic group
• Direct product of groups
• Inner automorphism
• Normal subgroup
• Solvable group
• Center
• Abstract algebra
• Group theory
• Algebra

INVARIANT RANDOM SUBGROUPS OF STRICTLY DIAGONAL LIMITS OF FINITE SYMMETRIC GROUPS SIMON THOMAS AND ROBIN TUCKER-DROB Abstract. We classify the ergodic invariant random subgroups of strictly diagonal limits of finite symm

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• Permutation groups
• Symmetry
• Topological groups
• Functional analysis
• System of imprimitivity
• Normal subgroup
• Group action
• Symmetric group
• XTR
• Abstract algebra
• Algebra
• Group theory

ON CONJUGACY SEPARABILITY OF SOME COXETER GROUPS AND PARABOLIC-PRESERVING AUTOMORPHISMS PIERRE-EMMANUEL CAPRACE AND ASHOT MINASYAN Abstract. We prove that even Coxeter groups, whose Coxeter diagrams contain no (4, 4, 2)

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• Coxeter group
• Conjugacy class
• Direct product of groups
• Artin group
• Normal subgroup
• Residually finite group
• Borel subgroup
• Group action
• Deligne–Lusztig theory
• Abstract algebra
• Algebra
• Group theory

1 Introduction An application of Hopf-Algebra techniques to representations of finite Classical Groups Marc A. A. van Leeuwen Mathematical Institute, Rijksuniversiteit te Utrecht

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• Functors
• Sheaf theory
• Natural transformation
• Adjoint functors
• Sheaf
• Grothendieck topology
• Limit
• Pushout
• Group action
• Abstract algebra
• Category theory
• Algebra

An Optimization-Based Framework for Automated Market-Making Jacob Abernethy Yiling Chen

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• Mathematics
• Analysis
• Convex function
• Convex set
• Functional analysis
• Markov processes
• Gelfand–Naimark–Segal construction
• Representation theory of finite groups
• Convex analysis
• Mathematical analysis
• Convex geometry

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• Commutator subgroup
• Representation theory of finite groups
• Abstract algebra
• Group theory
• Algebra

´ DUALITY IN P.A. SMITH THEORY POINCARE CHRISTOPHER ALLDAY, BERNHARD HANKE, AND VOLKER PUPPE Abstract. Let G = S 1 , G = Z/p or more generally G be a finite pgroup, where p is an odd prime. If G acts on a space whose co

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• Algebraic topology
• Betti number
• Topological graph theory
• Lefschetz fixed-point theorem
• Duality
• Inner product space
• Representation theory of finite groups
• Heat equation
• Mathematics
• Abstract algebra
• Algebra

Journal of Machine Learning Research[removed]2185 Submitted 6/07; Revised 1/08; Published[removed]A Moment Bound for Multi-hinge Classifiers Bernadetta Tarigan

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• Statistical theory
• Statistics
• Automata theory
• Probability and statistics
• Ordinary differential equations
• Mathematics
• Itō diffusion
• Representation theory of finite groups
• Entropy
• Information theory
• Randomness