Groups—Canberra 1989 [electronic resource] : Australian National University Group Theory Program 1989 / edited by L. G. Kovács.

A lie approach to finite groups -- On finite bases for laws of triangular matrices -- Group representations, geometry and topology -- Some interactions between group theory and the general theory of algebras -- Groups of prime-power order -- Finite primitive permutation groups: A survey -- Residually finite groups -- Modular representations of finite groups of lie type in a non-defining characteristic -- On the efficiency of some direct powers of groups -- Rewriting systems and homology of groups -- Transversals and conjugacy in the group of recursive permutations -- On intersections of finitely generated subgroups of free groups -- A characteristic property for each finite projective special linear group -- On the centers of free central extensions of some groups -- Groups of genus zero and certain rational functions -- Dependence of lie relators for burnside varieties -- Corrigenda to the paper ‘On the rank of the intersection of subgroups of a fuchsian group’.