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SUMMARY:Buildings - What they are and some of their uses
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Allen Moy\, University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong\n\nThe notion of a building is a simplicial complex introduced by Jacques Tits to study simple algebraic groups over arbitrary fields. We give a brief introduction to buildings and then describe some of their uses.

LOCATION:JWB 335

URL:https://www.math.utah.edu/research/colloquia/2009-03-12-allen-moy/
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