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Group representation theory. Based on the research semester "Group representation theory", Lausanne, Switzerland, January - June, 2005

Jacques Thévenaz, Donna Testerman
2007
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This volume gives a general outline of the various activities which took place during the research semester Group Representation Theory, held in Lausanne, Switzerland, from January to June, 2005. There are contributions by : J.F. Carlson, R. Kessar, M. Linckelmann, J. Thévenaz, P. Webb, M. Broué, S. Donkin, M. Geck, G. Seitz, J.-P. Serre.

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