Abstract. We fix a finitely presented group Q and consider short exact sequences 1 → N → Γ → Q → 1. The inclusionN ↪ → Γ induces a morphism of profinite completions N ̂ → Γ̂. We prove that this is an isomorphism for all N and Γ if and only if Q is super-perfect and has no proper subgroups of finite index. We prove that there is no algorithm that, given a finitely presented, residually finite group Γ and a finitely presentable subgroup P ↪ → Γ, can determine whether or not P ̂ → Γ ̂ is an isomorphism
We present novel constructions concerning the homology of finitely generated groups. Each constructi...
Let Γ be a nonelementary Kleinian group and H<ΓH<Γ be a finitely generated, proper subgroup. We prov...
AbstractTwo finitely generated groups have the same set of finite quotients if and only if their pro...
We fix a finitely presented group $Q$ and consider short exact sequences $1\to N\to G\to Q\to 1$ wit...
We fix a finitely presented group $Q$ and consider short exact sequences $1\to N\to G\to Q\to 1$ wit...
Abstract. We consider pairs of finitely presented, residually finite groups P ↪ → Γ for which the in...
We consider pairs of finitely presented, residually finite groups $P\hookrightarrow\G$ for which the...
We consider pairs of finitely presented, residually finite groups $P\hookrightarrow\G$ for which the...
We consider pairs of finitely presented, residually finite groups $u:P\hookrightarrow \Gamma$. We pr...
We consider pairs of finitely presented, residually finite groups $u:P\hookrightarrow \Gamma$. We pr...
Abstract. We consider finitely presented, residually finite groups G and finitely generated nor-mal ...
Abstract. In 1970 Alexander Grothendieck [6] posed the following problem: let Γ1 and Γ2 be finitely ...
In 1970 Alexander Grothendieck [6] posed the following problem: let Γ1 and Γ2 be finitely presented,...
In 1970 Alexander Grothendieck [6] posed the following problem: let Γ1 and Γ2 be finitely presented,...
Abstract. We prove that there is no algorithm that can deter-mine whether or not a finitely presente...
We present novel constructions concerning the homology of finitely generated groups. Each constructi...
Let Γ be a nonelementary Kleinian group and H<ΓH<Γ be a finitely generated, proper subgroup. We prov...
AbstractTwo finitely generated groups have the same set of finite quotients if and only if their pro...
We fix a finitely presented group $Q$ and consider short exact sequences $1\to N\to G\to Q\to 1$ wit...
We fix a finitely presented group $Q$ and consider short exact sequences $1\to N\to G\to Q\to 1$ wit...
Abstract. We consider pairs of finitely presented, residually finite groups P ↪ → Γ for which the in...
We consider pairs of finitely presented, residually finite groups $P\hookrightarrow\G$ for which the...
We consider pairs of finitely presented, residually finite groups $P\hookrightarrow\G$ for which the...
We consider pairs of finitely presented, residually finite groups $u:P\hookrightarrow \Gamma$. We pr...
We consider pairs of finitely presented, residually finite groups $u:P\hookrightarrow \Gamma$. We pr...
Abstract. We consider finitely presented, residually finite groups G and finitely generated nor-mal ...
Abstract. In 1970 Alexander Grothendieck [6] posed the following problem: let Γ1 and Γ2 be finitely ...
In 1970 Alexander Grothendieck [6] posed the following problem: let Γ1 and Γ2 be finitely presented,...
In 1970 Alexander Grothendieck [6] posed the following problem: let Γ1 and Γ2 be finitely presented,...
Abstract. We prove that there is no algorithm that can deter-mine whether or not a finitely presente...
We present novel constructions concerning the homology of finitely generated groups. Each constructi...
Let Γ be a nonelementary Kleinian group and H<ΓH<Γ be a finitely generated, proper subgroup. We prov...
AbstractTwo finitely generated groups have the same set of finite quotients if and only if their pro...