Every finitely presented group is the _ 1 of some two dimensional Stein space
Every finitely presented group is the \(\pi 1\) of some two dimensional Stein space
The author proves the following main result: ``Let \(G\) be any finitely presented group. Then there exists a two-dimensional Stein space \(X\) with \(\pi_1 (X) = G\). The proof has two steps. In the first step one constructs a two-dimensional real algebraic set in some \(\mathbb{R}^N\) with \(\pi_1 (A) = G\). In the second step one constructs special neighbourhoods for real analytic spaces. Then \(X\) is taken to be an open Stein neighbourhood of \(A\) in a complexification of \(A\) such that \(A\) is a deformation retract of \(X\).
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