Groups of self-equivalences and related topics

Groups of self-equivalences and related topics

by Renzo A. Piccinini

Part of Lecture notes in mathematics ;

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Since the subject of Groups of Self-Equivalences was first discussed in 1958 in a paper of Barcuss and Barratt, a good deal of progress has been achieved. This is reviewed in this volume, first by a long survey article and a presentation of 17 open problems together with a bibliography of the subject, and by a further 14 original research articles.

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