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group theory
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group theory
Psychology A theory that explains human behavior by studying the regular interactions of social groups that have a degree of association and interdependence Types of social groups Formal, informal, informal allied, institutionalized allied
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Jr Hall, The Theory of Groups, MacMillan, New York, 1959.
p-Groups as trellis section of a time invariant group code by Arpasi, Jorge Pedraza; Chalco-Cano, Yurilev / International Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics
Crystals, as is commonly known, are very symmetrical objects, and the proper study of these crystals depended upon Galois' theory of groups.
Dissecting a breakthrough: the unexpected importance of basic ... by Hauptman, Herbert A. / The Humanist
The Logic of Collective Action: Public Goods and the Theory of Groups.
A pitfall of new growth theory: rhetoric, rent seeking and the ... by Mitchell, David T. / Journal of Private Enterprise
 
 
 
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