Introduction to Arithmetic Groups
by Dave Witte Morris
Publisher: arXiv 2015
Number of pages: 491
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This revised version of a book in progress on arithmetic groups and locally symmetric spaces contains several additional chapters, including the proofs of three major theorems of G. A. Margulis (superrigidity, arithmeticity, and normal subgroups).
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