Dynamical Systems seminar is supported by RFBR project 20-01-00420-a and Laboratory Poncelet.
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(доклад состоится на совместном заседании семинара Лаборатории алгебраической геометрии ВШЭ и семинара по динамическим системам, в 17:00 на факультете математики ВШЭ, в ауд. 1001) | |||
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I will give a little panorama of hyperbolic spaces and group actions thereon. Introduced by Gromov in the late 80's as a far-reaching generalization of negatively curved manifolds, they now play an essential role in geometric group theory. They have remarkable applications, even beyond finitely generated groups; notably the recent discovery, by Cantat and Lamy, that the "Cremona group" of birational self-transformations of the plane is not a simple group. | I will give a little panorama of hyperbolic spaces and group actions thereon. Introduced by Gromov in the late 80's as a far-reaching generalization of negatively curved manifolds, they now play an essential role in geometric group theory. They have remarkable applications, even beyond finitely generated groups; notably the recent discovery, by Cantat and Lamy, that the "Cremona group" of birational self-transformations of the plane is not a simple group. | ||
Версия от 17:07, 21 сентября 2013
Hyperbolic groups
(доклад состоится на совместном заседании семинара Лаборатории алгебраической геометрии ВШЭ и семинара по динамическим системам, в 17:00 на факультете математики ВШЭ, в ауд. 1001)
13.09.2013, Yves de Cornulier;
I will give a little panorama of hyperbolic spaces and group actions thereon. Introduced by Gromov in the late 80's as a far-reaching generalization of negatively curved manifolds, they now play an essential role in geometric group theory. They have remarkable applications, even beyond finitely generated groups; notably the recent discovery, by Cantat and Lamy, that the "Cremona group" of birational self-transformations of the plane is not a simple group.
