CHAPTER VI THE HIGHER K-THEORY OF FIELDS The problem of computing the higher K-groups of fields has a rich history, beginning with Quillen’s calculation for finite fields (IV.1.13), and Borel’s calculation of K∗ (

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• Algebraic number theory
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• Abelian group
• Algebraic number field
• Finite field
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Notes on finite group theory Peter J. Cameron October 2013 2

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• Normal subgroup
• Quotient group
• Subgroup
• Abelian group
• Solvable group
• Index of a subgroup
• Direct product of groups
• Semidirect product
• Cyclic group
• Abstract algebra
• Group theory
• Algebra

Averages and Ratios of Characteristic Polynomials References

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• Representation theory
• Peter–Weyl theorem
• Reductive dual pair
• Group representation
• Gelfand pair
• Representation theory of finite groups
• Abstract algebra
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Some Groups in Geometry and in Number Theory B. Waldm¨ uller 12th September 2002 These notes were made for your convenience. They are not self-contained, and they are written in a very German English. I apologize for an

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• Group theory
• Nonassociative algebra
• Lie groups
• Finite fields
• Group action
• Heisenberg group
• Abstract algebra
• Algebra
• Mathematics

Computing (with) affine crystallographic groups Franz G¨ahler Mathematics, University of Bielefeld [removed] Workshop on Mathematical Crystallography

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• Lie groups
• Group theory
• Linear algebra
• Finite groups
• Geometric group theory
• Space group
• Lattice
• Discrete group
• Vector space
• Algebra
• Abstract algebra
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"An overview of character degree graphs of finite groups" di Mark L. Lewis. Abstract We will show how to associate graphs with the set of character degrees of a finite group. Two obvious questions to ask are (1) what gra

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COXETER-LIKE GROUPS FOR GROUPS OF SET-THEORETIC SOLUTIONS OF THE YANG–BAXTER EQUATION PATRICK DEHORNOY Abstract. We attach with every finite, involutive, nondegenerate set-theoretic solution of the Yang–Baxter equati

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• Group theory
• Semigroup theory
• Algebraic structures
• Quasigroup
• Garside element
• Group action
• Monoid
• Norm
• Semigroup
• Abstract algebra
• Algebra
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MuPAD-Combinat Copyleft[removed]by the MuPAD-Combinat team http://mupad-combinat.sf.net/ Why contribute to a Computer Algebra System? • Research in algebraic combinatorics benefits greatly from computer aided explora

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• Symmetric functions
• Representation theory of finite groups
• Algebraic combinatorics
• Invariant theory
• Representation theory
• Young tableau
• Littlewood–Richardson rule
• MuPAD
• International Conference on Automated Reasoning with Analytic Tableaux and Related Methods
• Abstract algebra
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ENTITY AUTHENTICATION SCHEMES USING BRAID WORD REDUCTION ´ SIBERT, PATRICK DEHORNOY, AND MARC GIRAULT HERVE Abstract. Artin’s braid groups currently provide a promising background for cryptographical applications, sin

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• Algebra
• Group theory
• Finite fields
• Ropework
• Cryptographic protocols
• Braid group
• Braid theory
• XTR
• Braid
• Abstract algebra
• Cryptography
• Knot theory

Matrices, Recurrent Sequences and Arithmetic U.Cerruti and F.Vaccarino Introduction The aim of this paper is to give a method, based on linear algebra techniques,

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• Mathematical series
• Operator theory
• Polynomials
• Representation theory of finite groups
• Group cohomology
• Abstract algebra
• Mathematics
• Algebra