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Introduction | ||
Ch. I | Trees and Amalgams | 1 |
1 | Amalgams | 1 |
1.1 | Direct limits | 1 |
1.2 | Structure of amalgams | 2 |
1.3 | Consequences of the structure theorem | 5 |
1.4 | Constructions using amalgams | 8 |
1.5 | Examples | 11 |
2 | Trees | 13 |
2.1 | Graphs | 13 |
2.2 | Trees | 17 |
2.3 | Subtrees of a graph | 21 |
3 | Trees and free groups | 25 |
3.1 | Trees of representatives | 25 |
3.2 | Graph of a free group | 26 |
3.3 | Free actions on a tree | 27 |
3.4 | Application: Schreier's theorem | 29 |
App | Presentation of a group of homeomorphisms | 30 |
4 | Trees and amalgams | 32 |
4.1 | The case of two factors | 32 |
4.2 | Examples of trees associated with amalgams | 35 |
4.3 | Applications | 36 |
4.4 | Limit of a tree of groups | 37 |
4.5 | Amalgams and fundamental domains (general case) | 38 |
5 | Structure of a group acting on a tree | 41 |
5.1 | Fundamental group of a graph of groups | 41 |
5.2 | Reduced words | 45 |
5.3 | Universal covering relative to a graph of groups | 50 |
5.4 | Structure theorem | 54 |
5.5 | Application: Kurosh's theorem | 56 |
6 | Amalgams and fixed points | 58 |
6.1 | The fixed point property for groups acting on trees | 58 |
6.2 | Consequences of property (FA) | 59 |
6.3 | Examples | 60 |
6.4 | Fixed points of an automorphism of a tree | 61 |
6.5 | Groups with fixed points (auxiliary results) | 64 |
6.6 | The case of SL[subscript 3](Z) | 67 |
Ch. II | SL[subscript 2] | 69 |
1 | The tree of SL[subscript 2] over a local field | 69 |
1.1 | The tree | 69 |
1.2 | The groups GL(V) and SL(V) | 74 |
1.3 | Action of GL(V) on the tree of V; stabilizers | 76 |
1.4 | Amalgams | 78 |
1.5 | Ihara's theorem | 82 |
1.6 | Nagao's theorem | 85 |
1.7 | Connection with Tits systems | 89 |
2 | Arithmetic subgroups of the groups GL[subscript 2] and SL[subscript 2] over a function field of one variable | 96 |
2.1 | Interpretation of the vertices of [Gamma]X as classes of vector bundles of rank 2 over C | 96 |
2.2 | Bundles of rank 1 and decomposable bundles | 99 |
2.3 | Structure of [Gamma]X | 103 |
2.4 | Examples | 111 |
2.5 | Structure of [Gamma] | 117 |
2.6 | Auxiliary results | 120 |
2.7 | Structure of [Gamma]: case of a finite field | 124 |
2.8 | Homology | 125 |
2.9 | Euler-Poincare characteristic | 131 |
Bibliography | 137 | |
Index | 141 |
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