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SOME ALGEBRAIC AND TOPOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF THE NONABELIAN TENSOR PRODUCT

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 31 Jul 2013 Italy Publisher:The Korean Mathematical SocietyJournal:Bulletin of the Korean Mathematical Society, volume 50, pages 1,069-1,077 (issn: 1015-8634,

Authors: Otera, DE; RUSSO, Francesco; TANASI, Corrado;

doi: 10.4134/bkms.2013.50.4.1069

handle: 11581/490045

SOME ALGEBRAIC AND TOPOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF THE NONABELIAN TENSOR PRODUCT

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Abstract

Several authors investigated the properties which are invariant under the passage from a group to its nonabelian tensor square. In the present note we study this problem from the viewpoint of the classes of groups and the methods allow us to prove a result of invariance for some geometric properties of discrete groups.

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University of Palermo
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University of Camerino
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Nonabelian tensor product, algebraic topology, free products, wsg property, homology

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