Introduction to Arithmetic Groups

Introduction to Arithmetic Groups

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Main Author: Morris, Dave Witte (Author)
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified] Deductive Press [2015]
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505 0 |a -- Part I. Introduction -- What is a Locally Symmetric Space? -- Geometric Meaning of R-rank and Q-rank -- Brief Summary -- Part II. Fundamentals -- Basic Properties of Lattices -- What is an Arithmetic Groups? -- Examples of Arithmetic Groups -- SL (n, Z) is a lattice in SL (n, R) -- Part III. Important Concepts -- Real Rank -- Q-Rank -- Quasi-Isometries -- Unitary Representations -- Amenable Groups -- Kazhdan's Property (T) -- Ergodic Theory -- Part IV. Major Results -- Mostow Rigidity Theorem -- Margulis Superrigidity Theorem -- Normal Subgroups of T -- Arithmetic Subgroups of Classical Groups -- Construction of a Coarse Fundamental Domain -- Ratner's Theorems of Unipotent Flows -- Appendices 
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