Algebraic generalizations of discrete groups

Algebraic generalizations of discrete groups

by Fine

Book 223 of Monographs and textbooks in pure and applied mathematics --

1999

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"Building on the achievements of combinatorial group theory, first established as a response to infinite discrete groups used in topological studies by Poincare, this reference/text thoroughly surveys one-relator groups and one-relator products of cyclic groups - extending the algebraic study of Fuchsian groups to the more general context of one-relator products and related group theoretical constructions."--BOOK JACKET. "Algebraic Generalizations of Discrete Groups is an indispensable reference for pure and applied mathematicians, algebraist, and number theorists, and a superb text for graduate students in these disciplines."--BOOK JACKET.

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