Date
Wed, 01 May 2013
Time
16:00 - 17:00
Location
SR2
Speaker
Robert Kropholler
Organisation
University of Oxford


To continue the day's questions of how complex groups can be I will be looking about some decision problems. I will prove that certain properties of finitely presented groups are undecidable. These properties are called Markov properties and include many nice properties one may want a group to have. I will also hopefully go into an algorithm of Whitehead on deciding if a set of n words generates F_n.

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