Titlebook: Buildings; Kenneth S. Brown Book 1989 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1989 DEX.Finite.Group theory.Microsoft Access.Scratch.cohom

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-79737-1flections. In order to avoid technicalities in this introductory chapter, we confine our attention to . groups and we require our reflections to be with respect to . hyperplanes (i.e., hyperplanes passing through the origin). We will generalize this in Chapter VI, replacing “finite” by “discrete” and “l(fā)inear” by “affine”.

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Mathematik für Naturwissenschaftler II. Following Tits, we will call ∑ the . associated to (.,.). The word “complex” will be justified below, when we prove that ∑ is indeed a simplicial complex. The purpose of this chapter is to develop the geometric properties of Coxeter complexes.

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Differential- und Integralrechnung, to motivate this definition. In particular, you will probably wonder how someone (namely, Tits) came up with these axioms. I will not attempt to answer this question now, but I will make some historical remarks in the next chapter (§V.4) which should make the definition seem less mysterious.

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Mathematik für Naturwissenschaftlerchapter is a familiarity with the basic facts about group cohomology, as given for instance in [17]. I will also use some algebraic topology (fundamental group, covering spaces, homology theory of manifolds, etc.).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-79737-1flections. In order to avoid technicalities in this introductory chapter, we confine our attention to . groups and we require our reflections to be with respect to . hyperplanes (i.e., hyperplanes passing through the origin). We will generalize this in Chapter VI, replacing “finite” by “discrete” an

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