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SOME OPEN PROBLEMS IN THE THEORY OF INFINITE DIMENSIONAL ALGEBRAS

  • Zelmanov, Efim (Department of Mathematics University of California at San Diego)
  • Published : 2007.09.30
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Abstract

We will discuss some very old and some new open problems concerning infinite dimensional algebras. All these problems have been inspired by combinatorial group theory.

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