TOPIC PROPOSAL: THE STRUCTURE OF FINITE GROUPS VIPUL NAIK DISCUSSED WITH GEORGE GLAUBERMAN The typical college course in group theory covers groups, homomorphisms, normal subgroups, quotients, and group actions. This is

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