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Parabolic subgroup

The eleventh chapter is an outline of a general theory of Coxeter schemes. It turns out that most of the basic observations on Coxeter schemes are natural generalizations of the corresponding ones in the theory of Coxeter groups. In fact, the treatment of so-called parabolic subgroups can be taken over almost word-by-word to parabolic subsets. This close relationship between Coxeter schemes and Coxeter groups has a firm mathematical basis, and it leads us to a general question in scheme theory which we had postponed earlier and would like to briefly address here. [Pg.291]


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See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.77 ]




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