Ggse -- Mailing list for 'Groups and geometry in the South East'.
About Ggse	English (USA)
GGSE is a series of meetings, often at UCL, with the aim of bringing together the geometric group theorists in the South East of England. The meetings are sponsored by mathematicians from the Universities of Cambridge, London, Oxford and Southampton, and organised by Martin Bridson and Henry Wilton. To see the collection of prior postings to the list, visit the Ggse Archives. (The current archive is only available to the list members.)
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