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<h1><font face="Gill Sans,Helvetica,Arial">NQL</font> : a <font face="Gill Sans,Helvetica,Arial">GAP</font> 4 package - References</h1><dl>

<dt><a name="Bartholdi03"><b>[Bartholdi03]</b></a><dd>
Laurent Bartholdi.
<br> Endomorphic presentations of branch groups.
<br> <em>J. Algebra</em>, 268:419--443, 2003.

<dt><a name="Baumslag71"><b>[Baumslag71]</b></a><dd>
Gilbert Baumslag.
<br> A finitely generated, infinitely related group with trivial
  multiplicator.
<br> 5:131--136, 1971.

<dt><a name="BEH07"><b>[BEH07]</b></a><dd>
Laurent Bartholdi, Bettina Eick, and Ren&eacute; Hartung.
<br> A nilpotent quotient algorithm for certain infinitely presented
  groups.
<br> Submitted, (arXiv:0706.3131).

<dt><a name="BartholdiGrigorchuk02"><b>[BartholdiGrigorchuk02]</b></a><dd>
Laurent Bartholdi and Rostislav&nbsp;I. Grigorchuk.
<br> On parabolic subgroups and Hecke algebras of some fractal groups.
<br> <em>Serdica Math. J.</em>, 28(1):47--90, 2002.

<dt><a name="BrunnerVieiraSidki99"><b>[BrunnerVieiraSidki99]</b></a><dd>
A.&nbsp;M. Brunner, Said Sidki, and Ana&nbsp;Cristina Vieira.
<br> A just-nonsolvable torsion-free group defined on the binary tree.
<br> 211(1):99--114, 1999.

<dt><a name="BartholdiVirag05"><b>[BartholdiVirag05]</b></a><dd>
Laurent Bartholdi and B&aacute;lint Vir&aacute;g.
<br> Amenability via random walks.
<br> <em>Duke Math. J.</em>, 130(1):39--56, 2005.

<dt><a name="FabrykowskiGupta85"><b>[FabrykowskiGupta85]</b></a><dd>
Jacek Fabrykowski and Narain Gupta.
<br> On groups with sub-exponential growth functions.
<br> <em>J. Indian Math. Soc. (N.S.)</em>, 49(3-4):249--256 (1987), 1985.

<dt><a name="Grigorchuk80"><b>[Grigorchuk80]</b></a><dd>
R.I. Grigorchuk.
<br> Burnside's problem on periodic groups.
<br> <em>Functional Analysis and its Applications</em>, 14:41--43, 1980.

<dt><a name="Grigorchuk83"><b>[Grigorchuk83]</b></a><dd>
R.&nbsp;I. Grigorchuk.
<br> On the Milnor problem of group growth.
<br> <em>Dokl. Akad. Nauk SSSR</em>, 271(1):30--33, 1983.

<dt><a name="Grigorchuk98"><b>[Grigorchuk98]</b></a><dd>
R.&nbsp;I. Grigorchuk.
<br> An example of a finitely presented amenable group that does not
  belong to the class EG.
<br> <em>Mat. Sb.</em>, 189(1):79--100, 1998.

<dt><a name="Grigorchuk99"><b>[Grigorchuk99]</b></a><dd>
R.&nbsp;I. Grigorchuk.
<br> On the system of defining relations and the Schur multiplier of
  periodic groups generated by finite automata.
<br> In <em>Groups St. Andrews 1997 in Bath, I</em>, volume 260 of <em>
  London Math. Soc. Lecture Note Ser.</em>, pages 290--317. Cambridge Univ. Press,
  Cambridge, 1999.

<dt><a name="GrigorchukZuk02"><b>[GrigorchukZuk02]</b></a><dd>
Rostislav Grigorchuk and Andrzej Zuk.
<br> On a torsion-free weakly branch group defined by a three state
  automaton.
<br> <em>Internat. J. Algebra Comput.</em>, 12(1--2):223--246, 2002.

<dt><a name="H08"><b>[H08]</b></a><dd>
Ren&eacute; Hartung.
<br> <em>A nilpotent quotient algorithm for finitely L-presented
  groups</em>.
<br> Diploma thesis, University of Braunschweig, 2008.
<br> <a href="http://www-public.tu-bs.de:8080/~y0019492/pub/index.html">http://www-public.tu-bs.de:8080/~y0019492/pub/index.html</a>.

<dt><a name="Lysenok85"><b>[Lysenok85]</b></a><dd>
I.G. Lysenok.
<br> A system of defining relations for a Grigorchuk group.
<br> <em>Mathematical Notes</em>, 38:784--792, 1985.

<dt><a name="Nickel96"><b>[Nickel96]</b></a><dd>
Werner Nickel.
<br> Computing nilpotent quotients of finitely presented groups.
<br> <em>DIMACS Series in Discrete Mathematics and Theoretical Computer
  Science</em>, 25:175--191, 1996.

<dt><a name="nq"><b>[nq]</b></a><dd>
Werner Nickel.
<br> <em>NQ</em>, 2003.
<br> A <font face="Gill Sans,Helvetica,Arial">GAP</font>4 package, see <a href="#GAP4"><cite>GAP4</cite></a>.

<dt><a name="Sidki87"><b>[Sidki87]</b></a><dd>
Said Sidki.
<br> On a 2-generated infinite 3-group: The presentation problem.
<br> <em>Journal of Algebra</em>, 110:13--23, 1987.

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