Higher order cohomology of arithmetic groups
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Higher order cohomology of arithmetic groups is expressed in terms of (g, K)-cohomology. It is shown that the latter can be computed using functions of moderate growth. Higher order versions of results of Borel are proven and the Borel conjecture in the higher order setting is stated.
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