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An introduction to the theory of localities

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GRA2 - Groups, representations and applications: new perspectives

Localities are group-like structures which are closely related to fusion systems and the theory of their classifying spaces. The concept was introduced by Andrew Chermak. I will give a gentle introduction to the theory with some motivating examples. Moreover I will survey some recent results.

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