# Uniformly bounded representations and exact groups

@article{Juschenko2013UniformlyBR,
title={Uniformly bounded representations and exact groups},
author={Kate Juschenko and Piotr W. Nowak},
journal={arXiv: Group Theory},
year={2013}
}
• Published 22 April 2013
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• arXiv: Group Theory
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