Finite part of operator K-theory for groups finitely embeddable into Hilbert space and the degree of non-rigidity of manifolds

Finite part of operator K-theory for groups finitely embeddable into Hilbert space and the degree of non-rigidity of manifolds
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10.2140/gt.2015.19.2767
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2013-08
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arXiv: Operator Algebras
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通讯作者:
S. Weinberger;Guoliang Yu
S. Weinberger;Guoliang Yu
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