Boundaries of symmetric complexes (Ex)
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Latest revision as of 12:45, 30 July 2013
- Show that the boundary of a well connected
-dimensional symmetric complex is isomorphic to a 
-dimensional symmetric complex associated with a symmetric hyperbolic form.
- Show that the boundary of a well connected
-dimensional symmetric complex is isomorphic to a -dimensional symmetric complex associated with a symmetric hyperbolic formation which is a boundary (in the sense of formations).
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$-dimensional symmetric complex is isomorphic to a -dimensional symmetric complex is isomorphic to a-dimensional symmetric complex associated with a symmetric hyperbolic form.
-dimensional symmetric complex is isomorphic to a -dimensional symmetric complex associated with a symmetric hyperbolic formation which is a boundary (in the sense of formations).
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$-dimensional symmetric complex associated with a symmetric hyperbolic form. # Show that the boundary of a well connected $-dimensional symmetric complex is isomorphic to a 1-dimensional symmetric complex is isomorphic to a-dimensional symmetric complex associated with a symmetric hyperbolic form.
-dimensional symmetric complex is isomorphic to a -dimensional symmetric complex associated with a symmetric hyperbolic formation which is a boundary (in the sense of formations).
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$-dimensional symmetric complex associated with a symmetric hyperbolic formation which is a boundary (in the sense of formations). == References == {{#RefList:}} [[Category:Exercises]] [[Category:Exercises without solution]]1-dimensional symmetric complex is isomorphic to a-dimensional symmetric complex associated with a symmetric hyperbolic form.
-dimensional symmetric complex is isomorphic to a -dimensional symmetric complex associated with a symmetric hyperbolic formation which is a boundary (in the sense of formations).
