ON QUASICONVEX SUBSETS OF HYPERBOLIC GROUPS By 2005


     Related Videos

     Related Hubpages

    •  Doc. Url:    Embed Code: 

    • citeseer  status
      (0) (0 Votes)
      Views: (1014)   Date: (22-01-08)   Pages: ()
    • Author:  by Ashot Minasyan  Doctors Marcin Kozik  Nikolaos Galatos  Mikl?s Mar?ti  Chris Stephens  Many Others  

    • Abstract:  Dedicated to my mother, Margarita, and my brother, Vardan. ii ACKNOWLEDGMENTS I would like to express my gratitude to the people who helped me on the way to writing this thesis. First of all, I thank my family for the care and support you provided for all these years. Your encouragement is the very reason why this work exists. I am deeply indebted to my advisor, Professor Alexander Ol?shanskii, for his guidance, help and patience during my studies at the Moscow State University and Vanderbilt. Doctor Ol?shanskii has been directing my research from the very first steps; the important lessons he taught will remain with me for the rest of my life. I would like to thank Professors Mark Sapir and Mike Mihalik for all the helpful discus-sions we had and the extensive amount of information I learned from them. I had a privilege to attend a lot of interesting courses taught by Vanderbilt Professors Bruce Hughes, Ralph McKenzie and Guoliang Yu which had a significant impact on my research. I am very grateful to these people. I am also thankful to Doctor Tom Kephart from Vanderbilt Physics Department for being a member of my Ph.D. committee. Throughout the five years I spent at Vanderbilt, I was honored to work with fellow graduate students Dmitriy Sonkin, Alexey Muranov, Maxym Yattselev, Erwin Mi?a-Diaz,

         Related Documents

           Related Groups

             Related Science News

             More on Sciencestage

             Answers

             News
        • ON Semi Beats, Thai Impact Remains - Analyst Blog
          ON Semiconductor ( ONNN ) reported strong revenue growth from the year-ago quarter, exceeding the Zacks Consensus Estimate for the quarter. The flooding in Thailand
        • Zynga warning on player spending hits shares
          Zynga Inc's shares fell 16 percent on Wednesday, amid heavy volumes, after the social gaming company warned of a slowdown in bookings, indicating paying players may be spending less than expected. A lackluster ...
        • Eurozone stands by hard line on Greek bailout terms
          Pressure rose on Greece on Tuesday to enact deep budget cuts in return for a bailout, just as new economic data revealed acute distress and there was new talk of exclusion from the eurozone.
        • Oil prices spike as Iran warns on EU crude exports
          World oil prices spiked on Wednesday with London Brent striking a six-month peak after Iran warned that it was mulling the removal of its crude exports to six EU countries.
        • UN General Assembly schedules on Syria
          The U.N. General Assembly scheduled a Thursday vote on an Arab-sponsored resolution strongly condemning human rights violations by the Syrian regime and backing an Arab League plan aimed at ending the 11-month conflict.
        • 5-on-5: Is Lin the real deal?
          5-on-5: Debating the latest Jeremy-related hot topics after another Linsane victory
        • European stocks mixed on Greek bailout delay
          European shares mostly rose despite a Greek bailout hanging in the balance on Wednesday, with supportive Chinese comments lifting sentiment.
        • European stocks slip on ratings cuts, US data
          European stocks slipped on Tuesday following disappointing US retail sales data, having largely taken in stride a Moody's ratings cut on six European nations overnight due to the eurozone crisis.
        • Video of Putin 'on trial' wows Russian Internet
          A video that seems to show Vladimir Putin going on trial but is in fact a cleverly-edited montage became an Internet hit in Russia on Wednesday ahead of presidential polls with two million views.
        • Obama calls for focus on vocational training
          (Reuters) - President Barack Obama on Monday proposed substantial new spending on education with a $69.8 billion education budget heavily focused on boosting vocational training, both at the high-school and college level. Overall, Obama asked for an increase of 2.5 percent, or $1.7 billion, in discretionary spending on education as part of his fiscal 2013 budget proposal to Congress. The ...

             Related on Wikipedia




























         

        Powered free by PHPmotion