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505 | 0 | _aEquivalent homotopy theories and groups of self-equivalences -- On the group ?(X×Y) and ? B B (X×BY) -- Homotopie Des Espaces D'Equivalences -- The space of self maps on the 2-sphere -- Finite presentation of 3-manifold mapping class groups -- Representations of the stable group of self-equivalences -- Homotopy equivalences in 2-categories -- Localizing ?#(X) -- Weak equivalences and quasifibrations -- Topological and algebraic automorphisms of 3-manifolds -- Projecting homeomorphisms from covering spaces -- Equivariant self-homotopy equivalences of 2-stage G-spaces -- On skeleton preserving homotopy self-equivalences of CW complexes -- Self-homotopy equivalences and highly connected poincaré complexes -- The group of self-homotopy equivalences - a survey -- Some research problems on homotopy-self-equivalences -- List of papers on or relevant to groups of self-homotopy equivalences. | |
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