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    Automatically presented groups. (English)
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    31 July 2007
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    Summary: We introduce the notions of automatically presented groups and piecewise automatically presented groups. We show that if \(G\) is a piecewise automatically presented group satisfying the property \(T\) of Kazhdan, then \(G\) is finite. We prove that if \(G\) is amenable and finitely presented, then \(G\) is virtually Abelian. We give further restrictions for a group to be piecewise automatically presented and study properties of such groups. We also give examples of automatically presented groups.
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    piecewise automatically presented groups
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    finitely presented groups
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    property \(T\)
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    amenability
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    polycyclic groups
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    nilpotent groups
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    Grigorchuk topology
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    Cayley topology
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    groups generated by finite state automata
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    word problem
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    Haagerup property
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