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I looked through the 1970 volume of the "Notices of AMS" hoping to find some more detailed bio info for Stallings, since he received the Cole Prize that year, but, unfortunately, they do not seem to have any relevant info available. There is a mention of the Cole prize being awarded in the program of the AMS annual meeting at San Antonio in Jan 1970 but no more details (I guess the names of the winners had not been announced before the meeting), and I did not find any follow-up info in the subsequent issues of the Notices. How annoying. I looked up the 1980 volume of the Notices (at that time the Cole Prize was awarded every five years; the 8-th was in 1970, the 9-th in 1975 and the 10th in 1980) and there they already give a detailed biographical sketch for the Cole Prize winners. If someone knows of any other source that can be used for verifying basic bio details such as the year of birth (which appears to be 1935 since the 65th birthday conference was in 2000), please chime in. Nsk92 ( talk) 14:49, 6 August 2008 (UTC)
There is something I don't understand about Stalling's characterization of the finitely generated groups that have more than one end. The statement implies that can be split as a nontrivial amagamated free product or an HNN extension. Can you describe such a decomposition? (I don't see how one could be possible). Oded ( talk) 15:39, 11 August 2008 (UTC)
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I looked through the 1970 volume of the "Notices of AMS" hoping to find some more detailed bio info for Stallings, since he received the Cole Prize that year, but, unfortunately, they do not seem to have any relevant info available. There is a mention of the Cole prize being awarded in the program of the AMS annual meeting at San Antonio in Jan 1970 but no more details (I guess the names of the winners had not been announced before the meeting), and I did not find any follow-up info in the subsequent issues of the Notices. How annoying. I looked up the 1980 volume of the Notices (at that time the Cole Prize was awarded every five years; the 8-th was in 1970, the 9-th in 1975 and the 10th in 1980) and there they already give a detailed biographical sketch for the Cole Prize winners. If someone knows of any other source that can be used for verifying basic bio details such as the year of birth (which appears to be 1935 since the 65th birthday conference was in 2000), please chime in. Nsk92 ( talk) 14:49, 6 August 2008 (UTC)
There is something I don't understand about Stalling's characterization of the finitely generated groups that have more than one end. The statement implies that can be split as a nontrivial amagamated free product or an HNN extension. Can you describe such a decomposition? (I don't see how one could be possible). Oded ( talk) 15:39, 11 August 2008 (UTC)
The comment(s) below were originally left at Talk:John R. Stallings/Comments, and are posted here for posterity. Following several discussions in past years, these subpages are now deprecated. The comments may be irrelevant or outdated; if so, please feel free to remove this section.
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