Abstract Homomorphisms of Big Subgroups of Algebraic Groups

Name: Abstract Homomorphisms of Big Subgroups of Algebraic Groups
Creator: Weisfeiler, B.

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Authors: Weisfeiler, B.;

Abstract Homomorphisms of Big Subgroups of Algebraic Groups

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Contents [start-list] *A. Motivation *B. Evident restrictions *C. Isotropic semi-simple groups over fields *D. Short remarks on O'Meara's method *E. Tits' results on homomorphisms of Lie groups *F. Rigidity, strong rigidity, and superrigidity of lattices *G. Quotient groups of lattices *H. Lattices in PSO(n,1) and PSU(n,1) *I. Concluding remarks[end-list]

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