Geometric and Cohomological Methods in Group Theory

by Martin R. Bridson, Peter H. Kropholler (Editor), Ian J. Leary (Editor)

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Geometric group theory is a vibrant subject at the heart of modern mathematics. It is currently enjoying a period of rapid growth and great influence marked by a deepening of its fertile interactions with logic, analysis and large-scale geometry, and striking progress has been made on classical problems at the heart of cohomological group theory. This volume provides the r...more

Paperback, 330 pages

Published November 1st 2009 by Cambridge University Press

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