ENCYCLOPEDIA OF MATHEMATICS RESEARCH; ENCYCLOPEDIA OF MATHEMATICS RESEARCH; Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data; CONTENTS; PREFACE; Chapter 1: APPLICATION OF SYMMETRY ANALYSIS TO DESCRIPTION OF ORDERED STRUCTURES IN CRYSTALS; ABSTRACT; INTRODUCTION; PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PROBLEM; SYMMETRY-ADAPTED DESCRIPTION OF THE ORDERING MODE; CONDITIONS IMPOSED ON PHYSICAL SOLUTIONS AND THE NUMBER OF FREE PARAMETERS; ""MODY"" PROGRAM

A PRACTICAL IMPLEMENTATION OF SYMMETRY ANALYSIS; SCALAR ORDER PARAMETERS: SITE OCCUPATION PROBABILITY.

VECTOR QUANTITIES

MAGNETIC MOMENTS OR ATOMIC DISPLACEMENTSTENSORS

QUADRUPOLAR ORDERING IN SOLIDS; EXAMPLE 1: MAGNETIC ORDERING

COMPARISON OF THREE ORDERING WAVE-VECTORS IN; EXAMPLE 2: ORDERING SITE OCCUPATION PROBABILITIES AND ACCOMPANYING ATOMIC DISPLACEMENTS IN ERMN2D2; EXAMPLE 3: QUADRUPOLAR MOMENT TENSOR ORDERING IN UPD3; SYMMETRY ANALYSIS OF THE ACCOMPANYING STRUCTURAL DEFORMATIONS; REFERENCES; Chapter 2: HIGHER ALGEBRAIC K

THEORY OF G- REPRESENTATIONS FOR THE ACTIONS OF FINITE AND ALGEBRAIC GROUPS G; INTRODUCTION; ACKNOWLEDGMENT; CHAPTER I. EQUIVARIANT EXACT CATEGORIES.

CHAPTER II. HIGHER K-THEORY OF EQUIVARIANT EXACT CATEGORIES

DEFINITIONS, EXAMPLES, AND SOME RESULTSCHAPTER III. SOME RESULTS ON THE ACTION OF FINITE AND ALGBRAIC GROUPS; REFERENCES; Chapter 3: LIBERAL NATIONALISM, CITIZENSHIP AND INTEGRATION; ABSTRACT; INTRODUCTION; REVALUATED CITIZENSHIP; LIBERAL NATIONALISM; REVALUATED CITIZENSHIP AS NATION-BUILDING; THE CONCEPT OF "INTEGRATION"; SOCIETAL CULTURES AND NATIONS; NATIONALITY AND THE INSTRUMENTAL ARGUMENTS; NATURALISATION REQUIREMENTS: INCLUSION OR EXCLUSION?; CONCLUSION; REFERENCES.

Chapter 4: THE CONSIDERATION OF RAPE AS TORTURE AND AS GENOCIDE: SOME IMPLICATIONS FOR GROUP THEORYINTRODUCTION; TORTURE AND GENOCIDE BRIEFLY DEFINED; SETTING THE THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK: SUBSUMING RAPE INTO ESTABLISHED INTERNATIONAL CRIMES (TORTURE AND GENOCIDE); RAPE AS A FORM OF TORTURE: ARRIVING AT AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE 'POLITICAL'; RAPE AS GENOCIDE: THEORETICAL IMPLICATIONS FOR THE GROUP; CONCLUSION; REFERENCES; Chapter 5: GROUP WORK IS NOT ONE, BUT A GREAT MANY PROCESSES-UNDERSTANDING GROUP WORK DYNAMICS; ABSTRACT; INTRODUCTION; TYPE OF TASK.

STEINER'S THEORY OF GROUP PROCESSES AND PRODUCTIVITYBION'S THEORY OF THE PROFESSIONAL WORK GROUP; A COMBINATION OF THE TWO THEORIES; THE PERIODIC SYSTEM FOR THE UNDERSTANDING OF GROUP PROCESSES; CONCLUSION; SUMMARY; REFERENCES; Chapter 6: THE CONTINUOUS SHEARLET TRANSFORM IN HIGHER DIMENSIONS: VARIATIONS OF A THEME; Abstract; 1. Introduction; 2. The Group Structure; 3. The Representation; 4. Retrieval of Geometric Information; References; Chapter 7: EXCEPTIONAL GROUPS, SYMMETRIC SPACES AND APPLICATIONS; Abstract; 1. Introduction; 2. General Settings; 3. Construction of Compact Lie Groups.