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Pages: 428

Language: English

Publisher: Cambridge University Press: 1 edition (9 Mar. 2009)

By: Michael Aschbacher (Author)

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With the classification of finite groups an era of research in that subject ended. In this symposium volume twenty-nine key figures in the classification programme analyse the likely directions research will take in the future.

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