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SUMMARY:What is a superrigid subgroup?
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Dave Morris\, University of Lethbridge (Canada)\n\nIn combinatorial geometry (and engineering), it is important to know that certain scaffold-like geometric structures are rigid. (They will not collapse, and, in fact, have enough bracing that they cannot be deformed at all.) Replacing the geometric structure with an algebraic structure (namely, a …

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