Titlebook: Algebraic K-theory of Crystallographic Groups; The Three-Dimensiona Daniel Scott Farley,Ivonne Johanna Ortiz Book 2014 Springer Internation

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-70163-9groups. For . = 1, ., 7, we let ., where .. is the .th lattice (in the order that the, where .. is the .th lattice (in the order that the lattices are listed in Table 4.1) and .. is the maximal point group to be paired with ... For instance,

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Fundamental Domains for the Maximal Groups,groups. For . = 1, ., 7, we let ., where .. is the .th lattice (in the order that the, where .. is the .th lattice (in the order that the lattices are listed in Table 4.1) and .. is the maximal point group to be paired with ... For instance,

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Cokernels of the Relative Assembly Maps for ,,al crystallographic groups. There are three steps. First, in Sect. 9.1, we must determine the (non-negligible) strict stabilizers of lines . relative to all 73 split three-dimensional crystallographic groups.

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Monika Jyotiyana,Nishtha KesswaniLet . be a lattice in ., and let . ≤ .(3) be a point group such that . ? . = .. In this chapter, we classify pairs (., .) up to arithmetic equivalence (defined below). The equivalence classes of pairs (., .) are in one-to-one correspondence with isomorphism classes of split crystallographic groups (see Chap.?4).

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