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تسجيل مستخدم جديدOn the prehistory of growth of groups
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Pierre de la Harpe
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The subject of growth of groups has been active in the former Soviet Union since the early 50s and in the West since 1968, when articles of v{S}varc and Milnor have been published, independently. The purpose of this note is to quote a few articles showing that, before 1968 and at least retrospectively, growth has already played some role in various subjects.
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