Mild pro-p-groups and Galois groups of p-extensions of ℚ

By J. Labute. 2006

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Subfields: Geometry and Topology, Mathematical Physics

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In Geometry and Topology

1. Nigel Boston
2. Rafe Jones
3. T. Tucker
4. Michelle Manes
5. Pär Kurlberg
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1. Nigel Boston
2. Rafe Jones
3. T. Tucker
4. Michelle Manes
5. Pär Kurlberg
6. Robert L. Benedetto

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• Arboreal Galois representations (2007, background): “The recent breakthrough of Labute [ 7 ] shows that some are mild pro-p groups and hence have cohomological dimension 2. In [2 ]a n analogy of the virtual positive Betti number conjecture for 3-manifolds is given, stating that all such G should be virtually Golod–Shafarevich, meaning that G has a sub”