Fixed-Point Theorems for Periodic Transformations

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A topological approach to evasiveness
Charakterisierung der kompakten, zusammenhängenden Moufang-Hughes- Ebenen anhand ihrer Kollineationen
Stable planes admitting a classical motion group
Homologies and elations in compact, connected projective planes
Central collineations and the parallel axiom in stable planes
Kompakte, 8-dimensionale projektive Ebenen mit großer Kollineationsgruppe
Compact 16-dimensional projective planes with large collineation groups
Homogene affine Ebenen
Quasi-perspectivities in stable planes
Models of topological space geometries
On the recognition complexity of some graph properties
Homogeneous translation groups
On linear difference equations for which the global periodicity implies the existence of an equilibrium
Divisibility of binomial coefficients and generation of alternating groups
On the equivalence of several definitions of compact infra-solvmanifolds
Order complexes of coset posets of finite groups are not contractible.
Partially periodic point free self-maps on surfaces, graphs, wedge sums and products of spheres
An action of a finite group on an 𝑛-cell without stationary points
On the Construction of Periodic Maps Without Fixed Points
New results and old problems in finite transformation groups
The Homology of Cyclic Products
Examples of periodic maps on Euclidean spaces without fixed points
Compact Groups of Homeomorphisms on Tree-Like Continua
Counting induced subgraphs: a topological approach to \#W[1]-hardness
Two Topological Problems Concerning Infinite-Dimensional Normed Linear Spaces
On Periodic Maps and the Euler Characteristics of Associated Spaces
Convex Bodies and Periodic Homeomorphisms in Hilbert Space
Fixed point sets and orbit spaces of wedge of three spheres
Overgroup coset complexes in finite groups
An asymptotic bound for the complexity of monotone graph properties
Invariable generation of finite simple groups and rational homology of coset posets
Involutions on the product of projective space and sphere
The spectrum of excisive functors
Connected fixed point sets of involutions on \(\mathbb{H}P^n \times \mathbb{S}^m\)
Fixed point sets and the fundamental group. II: Euler characteristics
Fundamental groups of manifolds of positive sectional curvature and bounded covering geometry
A lower bound for the recognition of digraph properties
Pseudoconvexity and geodesic connectedness
Lie group structures on groups of smooth and holomorphic maps on non-compact manifolds

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