​Dr. Marianna Bonanome is an associate professor in mathematics at City Tech, CUNY.  Her current research interest is in quantum algorithms and combinatorial group theory. She coordinates a faculty seminar on teaching best practices, is writing intensive certified and experiments with new ways of using technology in the classroom.Dr. Margaret H. Dean is an associate professor in mathematics at BMCC, CUNY.  Her current research interest is in metabelian groups.  In the area of undergraduate education, she is involved in various projects to study, disseminate and implement alternative learning methods in the classroom and to promote quantitative literacy across the curriculum.Judith Putnam Dean is an associate professor in mathematics at Monroe Community College. As a Flipped Learning specialist, she helped develop a mastery flipped program for developmental math, designs flipped classes for upper level courses, creates instructional videos and shares her expertise through leading workshops. In addition she has created online, OER and writing intensive courses.

“This delightful book is dedicated to introducing an advanced undergraduate student to the study of some aspects of infinite groups theory. … The whole book is enriched with beautiful and instructive illustrations.” (Enrico Jabara, zbMATH 1446.20001, 2020)

• Preface.- Introduction.- Preliminaries.- Thompsons Group F.- The Lamplighter Group.- Braid Groups.- Baumslag-Solitar Groups.- Automatic Groups.- Conclusion.- Bibliography.

​Dr. Marianna Bonanome is an associate professor in mathematics at City Tech, CUNY.  Her current research interest is in quantum algorithms and combinatorial group theory. She coordinates a faculty seminar on teaching best practices, is writing intensive certified and experiments with new ways of using technology in the classroom.Dr. Margaret H. Dean is an associate professor in mathematics at BMCC, CUNY.  Her current research interest is in metabelian groups.  In the area of undergraduate education, she is involved in various projects to study, disseminate and implement alternative learning methods in the classroom and to promote quantitative literacy across the curriculum.Judith Putnam Dean is an associate professor in mathematics at Monroe Community College. As a Flipped Learning specialist, she helped develop a mastery flipped program for developmental math, designs flipped classes for upper level courses, creates instructional videos and shares her expertise through leading workshops. In addition she has created online, OER and writing intensive courses.

“This delightful book is dedicated to introducing an advanced undergraduate student to the study of some aspects of infinite groups theory. … The whole book is enriched with beautiful and instructive illustrations.” (Enrico Jabara, zbMATH 1446.20001, 2020)

• Preface.- Introduction.- Preliminaries.- Thompsons Group F.- The Lamplighter Group.- Braid Groups.- Baumslag-Solitar Groups.- Automatic Groups.- Conclusion.- Bibliography.