Pseudo-reductive Groups

@inproceedings{Conrad2010PseudoreductiveG,
  title={Pseudo-reductive Groups},
  author={Brian Conrad and Ofer Gabber and Gopal Prasad},
  year={2010}
}
Preface to the second edition Introduction Terminology, conventions, and notation Part I. Constructions, Examples, and Structure Theory: 1. Overview of pseudo-reductivity 2. Root groups and root systems 3. Basic structure theory Part II. Standard Presentations and Their Applications: 4. Variation of (G', k'/k, T', C) 5. Ubiquity of the standard construction 6. Classification results Part III. General Classification and Applications: 7. The exotic constructions 8. Preparations for classification… 

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