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The conference will focus on a variety of topics in geometric
and combinatorial group theory as well as on
algorithmic and computational problems involving groups,
with applications to cryptography.
More specifically, this includes combinatorial,
asymptotic and probabilistic methods in group theory
and algebraic cryptography, group actions, hyperbolicity,
quasi-isometries, isoperimetric functions, growth,
asymptotic invariants, random walks, etc.
This conference is a sequel to the conferences on
"Geometric and Asymptotic Group Theory with Applications"
that took place in
Manresa (Barcelona) in 2006,
and in Dortmund in 2007.
This conference is generously supported by the National Science Foundation
and Stevens Institute of Technology.
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| • Bob Gilman (Stevens Institute, USA) |
| • Alexei Miasnikov (McGill University, Canada) |
| • Denis Osin (Vanderbilt University, USA) |
| • Vladimir Shpilrain (City College of New York, USA) |
| • Sasha Ushakov (Stevens Institute, USA) |
| • Enric Ventura (Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya, Spain) |
| • Volker Diekert (University of Stuttgart, Germany) |
| • Bob Gilman (Stevens Institute, USA) |
| • Alexei Miasnikov (McGill University, Canada) |
| • Denis Osin (Vanderbilt University, USA) |
| • Vladimir Shpilrain (City College of New York, USA) |
| • Susanne Wetzel (Stevens Institute, USA) |
| • Gilbert Baumslag (City College of New York, USA) |
| • Joan Birman (Columbia University, USA) |
| • Volker Diekert (University of Stuttgart, Germany) |
| • Rostislav Grigorchuk (Texas A&M, USA) |
| • Fritz Grunewald (University of Dusseldorf, Germany) |
| • Yuri Gurevich (Microsoft, USA) |
| • Leonid Levin (Boston University, USA) |
| • Alex Lubotzky (Hebrew University, Israel) |
| • Mark Sapir (Vanderbilt University, USA) |
| • Efim Zelmanov (UCSD, USA) |
| • National Science Foundation |
| • Stevens Institute of Technology |
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