Gregory Cherlin, Publication List - Recent Items
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- 94.
Simple Groups of Finite Morley Rank of Even Type
- with T. Altinel and A. Borovik, Mathematical Surveys
and Monographs, vol. 145,
American Mathematical Society, Providence, RI, 2008
xx+556 pp.
- 93.
Genericity, Generosity, and Tori, in Proceedings, Logicum
Lugdunensis, expected 2008.
- 92.
Permutation groups of finite Morley rank,
with A. Borovik
- pp. 59-124, in Model Theory with Applications to Algebra and
Analysis, Vol. 2,
Zoé Chatzidakis, Dugald Macpherson, Anand Pillay, and Alex Wilkie,
eds.,
London Mathematical Society Lecture Note Series, Cambridge University
Press, 2008.
- 91.
Simple groups of finite Morley rank of unipotent type,
with A. Borovik and J. Burdges.
- pp. 47-62, in Algebra, Logic, Set Theory. Festschrift fuer Ulrich
Felgner zum 65. Geburtstag, B. Loewe ed.,
Studies in Logic, College Publications at Kings College London, 2007.
- 90.
Involutions in groups of finite Morley rank of degenerate type,
with J. Burdges and A. Borovik
- Selecta Mathematica, 13 (2007) 1-22.
- 89.
Universal graphs with a forbidden subtree,
with S. Shelah
- J. Comb. Theory, Series B, 97 (2007), 293-333.
- 88.
A generic identification theorem for L*-groups of finite Morley rank
with A. Berkman, A. Borovik, and J. Burdges
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J. Algebra, 319 (2008), 50-76.
- 87.
Universal graphs with a forbidden near-path or 2-bouquet, with L. Tallgren
- J. Graph Theory,
56 (2007), 41-63.
copyright Wiley Periodicals
- 86.
A note on orthogonality and stable embeddedness, with E. Hrushovski and
M. Djordjevic
- J. Symbolic Logic 70 (2005), 1359-1364
- 85.
Minimal connected simple groups of finite Morley rank with strongly
embedded subgroups, with J. Burdges and E. Jaligot
- J. Algebra 314 (2007), 581-612
- 84.
Good tori in groups of finite Morley rank
- J. Group Theory 8 (2005), 613-621
- 83.
Categoricity in power n+2,
- Discrete Mathematics 291 (2005), 55-71
A bas Borovik! A bas Burdges! A bas la logique!
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