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Amenability of Discrete Groups by Examples Amanda B. Bellows fifteen-year-old Wilhelm Brandt was apprenticedThe main topic of the book is amenable groups, i. e., groups on which there exist invariant finitely additive measures. It was discovered that the existence or non existence of amenability is responsible for many interesting phenomena such as, e. g., the Banach Tarski Paradox about breaking a sphere into two spheres of the same radius. Since then, amenability has been actively studied and a number of different approaches resulted in many examples of