AbstractThe problem of classifying all finite group actions, up to topological equivalence, on a surface of low genus is considered. Several new examples of construction and classification of actions are given. A program for enumerating all finite group actions on a surface of low genus is outlined and the complete classification is worked out for genus 2 and 3. As a by-product all conjugacy classes of finite subgroups of mapping class groups for genus 2 and 3 are determined
It is an open problem to determine the number of topologically distinct ways that a finite group can...
In the present paper, partly a survey, we discuss upper and lower bounds for finite group-actions on...
AbstractWe consider the problem of which finite orientation-preserving group actions on closed surfa...
AbstractThe problem of classifying all finite group actions, up to topological equivalence, on a sur...
The problem of classifying all finite group actions, up to topological equivalence, on a surface of ...
AbstractThe relationship between a finite group action on a closed surface and Cayley graphs for the...
AbstractThis paper considers finite group actions on compact bordered surfaces — quotients of unbord...
We introduce the notion of the genus level of a group as a tool to help classify finite conformal gr...
AbstractThe relationship between a finite group action on a closed surface and Cayley graphs for the...
We prove that the number of distinct group actions on compact Riemann surfaces of a fixed genus g (a...
In the present paper, partly a survey, we discuss upper and lower bounds for finite group-actions on...
In this dissertation classification problems for K3-surfaces with finite group actions are considere...
We say that a finite group G of automorphisms of a Riemann surface X is non-maximal in genus y if (i...
ABSTRACT. Let G be a finite group. The real genus p(G) is the minimum algebraic genus of any compact...
It is an open problem to determine the number of topologically distinct ways that a finite group can...
It is an open problem to determine the number of topologically distinct ways that a finite group can...
In the present paper, partly a survey, we discuss upper and lower bounds for finite group-actions on...
AbstractWe consider the problem of which finite orientation-preserving group actions on closed surfa...
AbstractThe problem of classifying all finite group actions, up to topological equivalence, on a sur...
The problem of classifying all finite group actions, up to topological equivalence, on a surface of ...
AbstractThe relationship between a finite group action on a closed surface and Cayley graphs for the...
AbstractThis paper considers finite group actions on compact bordered surfaces — quotients of unbord...
We introduce the notion of the genus level of a group as a tool to help classify finite conformal gr...
AbstractThe relationship between a finite group action on a closed surface and Cayley graphs for the...
We prove that the number of distinct group actions on compact Riemann surfaces of a fixed genus g (a...
In the present paper, partly a survey, we discuss upper and lower bounds for finite group-actions on...
In this dissertation classification problems for K3-surfaces with finite group actions are considere...
We say that a finite group G of automorphisms of a Riemann surface X is non-maximal in genus y if (i...
ABSTRACT. Let G be a finite group. The real genus p(G) is the minimum algebraic genus of any compact...
It is an open problem to determine the number of topologically distinct ways that a finite group can...
It is an open problem to determine the number of topologically distinct ways that a finite group can...
In the present paper, partly a survey, we discuss upper and lower bounds for finite group-actions on...
AbstractWe consider the problem of which finite orientation-preserving group actions on closed surfa...