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20032025
most citedA survey of surface braid groups and the lower algebraic K-theory of their group rings

15 citations · 33 across the 13 of their papers we have counts for

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13 papers

math.GT2025

Braid groups of the projective plane, mapping class groups of non-orientable surfaces and algebraic K-theory of their group rings

John Guaschi, Daniel Juan-Pineda

We describe the lower algebraic -theory of the integral group ring of both the pure and full braid groups of the real projective plane with strings, as well…

math.KT2020

On the algebraic K-theory of 3-manifold groups

Daniel Juan-Pineda, Luis Jorge Sánchez Saldaña

We provide descriptions of the Whitehead groups, and the algebraic -theory groups, of the fundamental group of a connected, oriented, closed -manifold in terms of Whitehead g…

math.AT2017★ 4 cited

On the virtually-cyclic dimension of mapping class groups of punctured spheres

J. Aramayona, D. Juan-Pineda, A. Trujillo-Negrete

We calculate the virtually-cyclic dimension of the mapping class group of a sphere with at most six punctures. As an immediate consequence, we obtain the virtually-cyclic dimension…

math.AT2017★ 2 cited

Models for classifying spaces for

Daniel Juan-Pineda, Alejandra Trujillo-Negrete

We construct two models for the classifying space for the family of infinite cyclic subgroups of the fundamental group of the Klein bottle. These examples do not fit in general con…

math.AT2016★ 8 cited

On classifying spaces for the family of virtually cyclic subgroups in mapping class groups

Daniel Juan-Pineda, Alejandra Trujillo-Negrete

We give a bound for the geometric dimension for the family of virtually cyclic groups in mapping class groups of a compact surface with punctures, possibly with nonempty boundary a…

math.KT2015

On the ranks of the algebraic -Theory of hyperbolic groups

Daniel Juan-Pineda, Luis Jorge Sánchez Saldaña

Let be a word hyperbolic group. We prove that the algebraic -theory groups of $\dbZ [G]$, $K_n(\dbZ[G])$, have finite rank for all $n\in \dbZ$. For a few classes of groups,…