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1989•Transactions of the American Mathematical SocietyOpen access

Higher-dimensional analogues of the modular and Picard groups

Colin M. MacLachlan, P. L. Waterman, Norbert J. Wielenberg

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Clifford algebras are used to describe arithmetic groups which are generalizations of the modular and Picard groups.

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Clifford algebras are used to describe arithmetic groups which are generalizations of the modular and Picard groups.

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Clifford algebras are used to describe arithmetic groups which are generalizations of the modular and Picard groups.

Key concepts: Mathematics, Modular design, Modular form, Algebra over a field, Pure mathematics, Picard group, Modular group, Group (periodic table)

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