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Corentin Bodart

16 papers hereh-index 326 citations14 works total

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  • sole author5
  • first author7
  • middle author1
  • last author2

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  • math.GR16

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activity
20222026
most citedMembership problems in nilpotent groups

2 citations · 4 across the 14 of their papers we have counts for

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math.GR2026

Subgroup and Submonoid Membership in the lampshuffler of Z

Corentin Bodart, Ruiwen Dong

The lampshuffler group of Z is the semidirect product FSym(Z)⋊Z, which consists of all permutations of Z that act a…

math.GR2026

Green languages and growth of free inverse monoids

Corentin Bodart, André Carvalho, Ana-Catarina C. Monteiro +1

Motivated by recent work on conjugacy languages in groups, we introduce a general framework for studying \emph{languages of representatives} associated to equivalence relations on…

math.GR2026

A graph-theoretical characterisation of subgroups of Thompson's group V

Corentin Bodart, Daniele D'Angeli, Davide Perego +1

We prove a graph-theoretical characterisation of finitely generated subgroups of Thompson's group V: a finitely generated group embeds in V if and only if it admits a faithful…

math.GR2026

Period growth and co-context-free groups

Alex Bishop, Corentin Bodart, Letizia Issini +1

We study period growth in co-context-free groups, giving general results and looking at specific examples such as Thompson groups T and V and the Houghton groups Hm​. Along t…

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