This dissertation concerns the homotopical group theory of Kac-Moody groups. Applications stem from homotopical expressions of infinite and noncompact group classifying spaces in terms of finite and compact group classifying spaces through local to global constructions. New homotopy decompositions for the "unipotent" factors of parabolic subgroups of a discrete Kac-Moody group are given in terms of unipotent algebraic groups. As in the Lie case [23], a map is constructed from the classifying space of the discrete Kac-Moody group over the algebraic closure of the field with p elements to the complex topological Kac-Moody group of the same type. Rank 2, non-Lie, Kac-Moody groups are studied to show that in contrast to the Lie case [22] the cl...
Every finitely generated profinite group can be given the structure of a metric space, and as such i...
Every finitely generated profinite group can be given the structure of a metric space, and as such i...
Given an irreducible non-spherical non-affine (possibly non-proper) building X, we give sufficient c...
This dissertation concerns the homotopical group theory of Kac-Moody groups. Applications stem from ...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Mathematics, 1998.Includes bibliogr...
Kac–Moody groups may be viewed as infinite-dimensional analogues of semi-simple Lie groups, or else ...
The study of the maps between classifying spaces of compact Lie groups from a ho-motopy point of vie...
We utilize graphs of groups and the corresponding covering theory to study lattices in type-infinity...
We investigate smooth representations of complete Kac-Moody groups. We approach representation theor...
Abstract. This paper is devoted to the computation of the mod p cohomology of the classifying spaces...
In this paper, we establish that complete Kac-Moody groups over finite fields are abstractly simple....
This book provides an accessible, intuitive, reader-friendly and self-contained introduction to Kac-...
Every finitely generated profinite group can be given the structure of a metric space, and as such i...
Every finitely generated profinite group can be given the structure of a metric space, and as such i...
Every finitely generated profinite group can be given the structure of a metric space, and as such i...
Every finitely generated profinite group can be given the structure of a metric space, and as such i...
Every finitely generated profinite group can be given the structure of a metric space, and as such i...
Given an irreducible non-spherical non-affine (possibly non-proper) building X, we give sufficient c...
This dissertation concerns the homotopical group theory of Kac-Moody groups. Applications stem from ...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Mathematics, 1998.Includes bibliogr...
Kac–Moody groups may be viewed as infinite-dimensional analogues of semi-simple Lie groups, or else ...
The study of the maps between classifying spaces of compact Lie groups from a ho-motopy point of vie...
We utilize graphs of groups and the corresponding covering theory to study lattices in type-infinity...
We investigate smooth representations of complete Kac-Moody groups. We approach representation theor...
Abstract. This paper is devoted to the computation of the mod p cohomology of the classifying spaces...
In this paper, we establish that complete Kac-Moody groups over finite fields are abstractly simple....
This book provides an accessible, intuitive, reader-friendly and self-contained introduction to Kac-...
Every finitely generated profinite group can be given the structure of a metric space, and as such i...
Every finitely generated profinite group can be given the structure of a metric space, and as such i...
Every finitely generated profinite group can be given the structure of a metric space, and as such i...
Every finitely generated profinite group can be given the structure of a metric space, and as such i...
Every finitely generated profinite group can be given the structure of a metric space, and as such i...
Given an irreducible non-spherical non-affine (possibly non-proper) building X, we give sufficient c...