On mapping class groups representations Louis Funar Abstract: We survey known properties of mapping class group representations arising throughout topological quantum field theories and seek for applications, like the re

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TOPOLOGICAL HOCHSCHILD HOMOLOGY OF ` AND ko VIGLEIK ANGELTVEIT, MICHAEL HILL AND TYLER LAWSON Abstract. We calculate the integral homotopy groups of THH(`) at any prime and of THH(ko) at p = 2, where ` is the Adams summa

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Subject Information Guide Topological Groups MATH4102 Semester 2, 2015 Administration and contact details Host Department Host Institution

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XPEH-TEX Topological multiple recurrence for polynomial configurations in nilpotent groups V. Bergelson, A. Leibman Abstract

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Green metric and boundaries of hyperbolic groups ˇ J´an Spakula Abstract: The Gromov boundary of a hyperbolic group is well-defined as topological space, but the metric structure(s) on it are only defined “up to a bo

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TOPOLOGICAL AUTOMORPHIC FORMS ON U (1, 1) MARK BEHRENS AND TYLER LAWSON Abstract. The homotopy type and homotopy groups of some spectra TAFGU of topological automorphic forms associated to a unitary similitude group GU o

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Mathieu Duckerts-Antoine Universit´e catholique de Louvain Fundamental groups in E-semi-abelian categories In [1], Hopf formulae for the integral homology of a group were given using topological methods. G. Janelidze fi

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The homology of amalgams of topological groups Gustavo Granja CAMGSD/IST November 24, 2007

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ANALYSIS ON GROUPS: WEAK TOPOLOGIES Recall that a topological vector space is, formally, a pair (E, S ), but that we typically just refer to E when no confusion can arise from this. In this note, confusion can arise! (Bu

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EQUIVARIANT MEASURABLE LIFTINGS NICOLAS MONOD Abstract. We discuss equivariance for linear liftings of measurable functions. Existence is established when a transformation group acts amenably, as e.g. the M¨ obius group

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• Lifting theory
• Amenable group
• Integration by substitution
• Radon measure
• Lebesgue measure
• Lp space
• Lebesgue integration
• Spectral theory of ordinary differential equations
• Hardy–Littlewood maximal function
• Mathematical analysis
• Measure theory
• Topological groups