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- Factorizing a finite group into conjugates of a subgroup.
- Mixing for three-term progressions in finite simple groups
- Interleaved Group Products
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- Groups equal to a product of three conjugate subgroups
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- Products of normal subsets
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- Unitriangular factorizations of Chevalley groups.
- Generators and commutators in finite groups; abstract quotients of compact groups.
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- Growth in linear groups
- Approximate subgroups of linear groups.
- Random walks on direct products of groups
- Expanding phenomena over higher dimensional matrix rings
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