Groups versus rings
The paper under review is an interesting survey comparing results in group theory with results in ring theory via a well-written blending of techniques.\N\NMore precisely, the survey is divided into two main chapters: the first one (Chapter 2) dedicated to groups with probabilistic identities and almost PI rings that is exploited by recalling results in probabilistic identities in groups and almost PI rings; the second one (Chapter 3) treats random generation of groups and algebras.\N\NWhat makes this survey useful is the fact the authors do introduce clearly all the mathematical objects involved in, giving as well good sketches of proofs so that the reader has the possibility to handle quickly the main ideas of the theory.\N\NFor the entire collection see [Zbl 1539.11006].
- (2,3)-Generation of Exceptional Groups
- A note on powers in simple groups
- A probabilistic Tits alternative and probabilistic identities
- Almost PI algebras are PI
- An Embedding of Pi-Rings
- Classical groups, probabilistic methods, and the (2,3)-generation problem
- Cyclic Matrices Over Finite Fields
- Finite Groups Containing Many Involutions
- Fuchsian groups, coverings of Riemann surfaces, subgroup growth, random quotients and random walks.
- Fuchsian groups, finite simple groups and representation varieties.
- Groups nearly of prime exponent and nearly Engel Lie algebras
- Groups satisfying identities with high probability
- Hilbertian Fields and Free Profinite Groups
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- Introduction to Lie Algebras and Representation Theory
- Lie algebras and torsion groups with identity
- Maximal subalgebras of finite-dimensional algebras
- Maximal subgroups in finite and profinite groups
- Minimal Identities for Algebras
- Number of Points of Varieties in Finite Fields
- On some problems of a statistical group-theory. I
- On some problems of a statistical group-theory. II
- On the smallest number of generators and the probability of generating an algebra
- Polynomial identity rings.
- Positively finitely generated groups
- Probabilistic Waring problems for finite simple groups
- Probabilistically nilpotent groups
- Products of powers in finite simple groups
- Random generation of finite and profinite groups and group enumeration.
- Residual properties of free groups and probabilistic methods
- Residually finite dimensional algebras and polynomial almost identities
- Simple groups, maximal subgroups, and probabilistic aspects of profinite groups
- Simple groups, probabilistic methods, and a conjecture of Kantor and Lubotzky
- Solution of the restricted Burnside problem for 2-groups
- Sums of Betti numbers in arbitrary characteristic.
- The expected number of random elements to generate a finite Abelian group
- The expected number of random elements to generate a finite group.
- The nilpotency of the radical in a finitely generated P.I. ring
- The Ore conjecture.
- The probability of generating a finite classical group
- The probability of generating a finite simple group
- The probability of generating a finite simple group.
- The probability of generating the symmetric group
- The Waring problem for finite simple groups.
- Two Combinatorial Problems in Group Theory
- Waring problem for finite quasisimple groups.
- Word maps and Waring type problems.
- Word maps have large image.
- Word maps, conjugacy classes, and a noncommutative Waring-type theorem.
- Words, Hausdorff dimension and randomly free groups
- Zero-one generation laws for finite simple groups
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