Malcev's paper “On a class of homogeneous spaces” in English
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I am struggling to find the English translation of Malcev's paper "On a class of homogenous spaces" providing foundational material for nil-manifolds. To be precise this paper: Malcev, A. I. On a class of homogeneous spaces. Amer. Math. Soc. Translation 1951, (1951). no. 39, 33 pp. (mathscinet link) . It would be really important, for a project I am doing, to find this paper and I did not succeed neither on the website of the AMS nor by standard googling, which gives tons of papers referring to it.
Can anyone provide a reference to a place where to download the paper? I am at an institution with free access virtually everywhere, I just need a place with the actual paper in English (yeah in Russian I could find it).
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I am struggling to find the English translation of Malcev's paper "On a class of homogenous spaces" providing foundational material for nil-manifolds. To be precise this paper: Malcev, A. I. On a class of homogeneous spaces. Amer. Math. Soc. Translation 1951, (1951). no. 39, 33 pp. (mathscinet link) . It would be really important, for a project I am doing, to find this paper and I did not succeed neither on the website of the AMS nor by standard googling, which gives tons of papers referring to it.
Can anyone provide a reference to a place where to download the paper? I am at an institution with free access virtually everywhere, I just need a place with the actual paper in English (yeah in Russian I could find it).
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A good account of Mal'cev's work is in "Discrete Subgroups of Lie Groups" by M. S. Raghunathan which is probably in your library.
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– Igor Belegradek
yesterday
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@IgorBelegradek Thanks a lot! I could indeed obtain this morning a copy of this one; and in Chapter 2 it indeed contains an account of Malcev's work. I will use this reference. I would still be glad to find Malcev's original work, but with some luck this reference might be already enough for the math.
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I am struggling to find the English translation of Malcev's paper "On a class of homogenous spaces" providing foundational material for nil-manifolds. To be precise this paper: Malcev, A. I. On a class of homogeneous spaces. Amer. Math. Soc. Translation 1951, (1951). no. 39, 33 pp. (mathscinet link) . It would be really important, for a project I am doing, to find this paper and I did not succeed neither on the website of the AMS nor by standard googling, which gives tons of papers referring to it.
Can anyone provide a reference to a place where to download the paper? I am at an institution with free access virtually everywhere, I just need a place with the actual paper in English (yeah in Russian I could find it).
reference-request gr.group-theory lie-groups homogeneous-spaces nilpotent-groups
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I am struggling to find the English translation of Malcev's paper "On a class of homogenous spaces" providing foundational material for nil-manifolds. To be precise this paper: Malcev, A. I. On a class of homogeneous spaces. Amer. Math. Soc. Translation 1951, (1951). no. 39, 33 pp. (mathscinet link) . It would be really important, for a project I am doing, to find this paper and I did not succeed neither on the website of the AMS nor by standard googling, which gives tons of papers referring to it.
Can anyone provide a reference to a place where to download the paper? I am at an institution with free access virtually everywhere, I just need a place with the actual paper in English (yeah in Russian I could find it).
reference-request gr.group-theory lie-groups homogeneous-spaces nilpotent-groups
reference-request gr.group-theory lie-groups homogeneous-spaces nilpotent-groups
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A good account of Mal'cev's work is in "Discrete Subgroups of Lie Groups" by M. S. Raghunathan which is probably in your library.
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– Igor Belegradek
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@IgorBelegradek Thanks a lot! I could indeed obtain this morning a copy of this one; and in Chapter 2 it indeed contains an account of Malcev's work. I will use this reference. I would still be glad to find Malcev's original work, but with some luck this reference might be already enough for the math.
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A good account of Mal'cev's work is in "Discrete Subgroups of Lie Groups" by M. S. Raghunathan which is probably in your library.
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– Igor Belegradek
yesterday
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@IgorBelegradek Thanks a lot! I could indeed obtain this morning a copy of this one; and in Chapter 2 it indeed contains an account of Malcev's work. I will use this reference. I would still be glad to find Malcev's original work, but with some luck this reference might be already enough for the math.
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– Tom1990
17 hours ago
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A good account of Mal'cev's work is in "Discrete Subgroups of Lie Groups" by M. S. Raghunathan which is probably in your library.
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– Igor Belegradek
yesterday
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A good account of Mal'cev's work is in "Discrete Subgroups of Lie Groups" by M. S. Raghunathan which is probably in your library.
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– Igor Belegradek
yesterday
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@IgorBelegradek Thanks a lot! I could indeed obtain this morning a copy of this one; and in Chapter 2 it indeed contains an account of Malcev's work. I will use this reference. I would still be glad to find Malcev's original work, but with some luck this reference might be already enough for the math.
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– Tom1990
17 hours ago
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@IgorBelegradek Thanks a lot! I could indeed obtain this morning a copy of this one; and in Chapter 2 it indeed contains an account of Malcev's work. I will use this reference. I would still be glad to find Malcev's original work, but with some luck this reference might be already enough for the math.
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This place is the interlibrary loan of your institution
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Well thanks for the advice, I did not know this "interlibrary loan" business but I had in mind to talk on Monday with the local librarian. Anyhow, thanks to Igor's very useful comment above this might not be so necessary anymore: though I am still quite impressed by how difficult is to find this translation, given how relatively recent this work is.
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– Tom1990
17 hours ago
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@Tom1990 The ILL service is quite efficient, and nowadays they very often send you just the file with a scan.
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This place is the interlibrary loan of your institution
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Well thanks for the advice, I did not know this "interlibrary loan" business but I had in mind to talk on Monday with the local librarian. Anyhow, thanks to Igor's very useful comment above this might not be so necessary anymore: though I am still quite impressed by how difficult is to find this translation, given how relatively recent this work is.
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– Tom1990
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@Tom1990 The ILL service is quite efficient, and nowadays they very often send you just the file with a scan.
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– R W
16 hours ago
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This place is the interlibrary loan of your institution
answered yesterday
R WR W
10.7k22049
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Well thanks for the advice, I did not know this "interlibrary loan" business but I had in mind to talk on Monday with the local librarian. Anyhow, thanks to Igor's very useful comment above this might not be so necessary anymore: though I am still quite impressed by how difficult is to find this translation, given how relatively recent this work is.
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– Tom1990
17 hours ago
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@Tom1990 The ILL service is quite efficient, and nowadays they very often send you just the file with a scan.
$endgroup$
– R W
16 hours ago
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This place is the interlibrary loan of your institution
answered yesterday
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This place is the interlibrary loan of your institution
answered yesterday
R WR W
10.7k22049
answered yesterday
R WR W
10.7k22049
answered yesterday
R WR W
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Well thanks for the advice, I did not know this "interlibrary loan" business but I had in mind to talk on Monday with the local librarian. Anyhow, thanks to Igor's very useful comment above this might not be so necessary anymore: though I am still quite impressed by how difficult is to find this translation, given how relatively recent this work is.
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– Tom1990
17 hours ago
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@Tom1990 The ILL service is quite efficient, and nowadays they very often send you just the file with a scan.
$endgroup$
– R W
16 hours ago
add a comment |
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Well thanks for the advice, I did not know this "interlibrary loan" business but I had in mind to talk on Monday with the local librarian. Anyhow, thanks to Igor's very useful comment above this might not be so necessary anymore: though I am still quite impressed by how difficult is to find this translation, given how relatively recent this work is.
$endgroup$
– Tom1990
17 hours ago
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@Tom1990 The ILL service is quite efficient, and nowadays they very often send you just the file with a scan.
$endgroup$
– R W
16 hours ago
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Well thanks for the advice, I did not know this "interlibrary loan" business but I had in mind to talk on Monday with the local librarian. Anyhow, thanks to Igor's very useful comment above this might not be so necessary anymore: though I am still quite impressed by how difficult is to find this translation, given how relatively recent this work is.
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– Tom1990
17 hours ago
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Well thanks for the advice, I did not know this "interlibrary loan" business but I had in mind to talk on Monday with the local librarian. Anyhow, thanks to Igor's very useful comment above this might not be so necessary anymore: though I am still quite impressed by how difficult is to find this translation, given how relatively recent this work is.
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– Tom1990
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@Tom1990 The ILL service is quite efficient, and nowadays they very often send you just the file with a scan.
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– R W
16 hours ago
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@Tom1990 The ILL service is quite efficient, and nowadays they very often send you just the file with a scan.
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– R W
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A good account of Mal'cev's work is in "Discrete Subgroups of Lie Groups" by M. S. Raghunathan which is probably in your library.
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– Igor Belegradek
yesterday
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@IgorBelegradek Thanks a lot! I could indeed obtain this morning a copy of this one; and in Chapter 2 it indeed contains an account of Malcev's work. I will use this reference. I would still be glad to find Malcev's original work, but with some luck this reference might be already enough for the math.
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– Tom1990
17 hours ago