The Class of (1,3) -Groups with a homocyclic regulator quotient of exponent p5 is of finite representation type

2017-12-01
Arnold, David
Mader, Adolf
Mutzbauer, Otto
Solak, Ebru
Bulletin of the Hellenic Mathematical Society

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Citation Formats
D. Arnold, A. Mader, O. Mutzbauer, and E. Solak, “The Class of (1,3) -Groups with a homocyclic regulator quotient of exponent p5 is of finite representation type,” Bulletin of the Hellenic Mathematical Society, pp. 55–72, 2017, Accessed: 00, 2021. [Online]. Available: http://bulletin.math.uoc.gr/vol/61/61-55-72.pdf.