Lecture

Unipotent Elements

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This lecture covers the concept of unipotent elements in group theory, focusing on regular homomorphisms and their images. It explains that every regular homomorphism is of the form exp(sN) for some N, and explores the implications of this property. The lecture also discusses the properties of unipotent elements, their relation to infinite order, and provides examples to illustrate these concepts.

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