Explore the fascinating realm of random generation in finite simple groups through this insightful 41-minute lecture by E. McKemmie from Rutgers University. Delve into advanced concepts of group theory as part of the Young Group Theorists workshop, which aims to uncover novel connections in the field. Gain valuable insights into the intricate processes and techniques used for randomly generating elements within finite simple groups, a crucial area of study in modern algebra and number theory. Enhance your understanding of group structures, their properties, and the role of randomness in their formation and analysis.
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Syllabus
Random Generation of finite simple groups, E. McKemmie (Rutgers University)
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NCCR SwissMAP
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