Motivic cell structures.
Motivic cohomology with -coefficients
Motivic functors.
Motivic Landweber exactness.
Motivic symmetric spectra.
Motivic tubular neighborhoods.
Movability and shape-connectivity
Multifibrations. A class of shape fibrations with the path lifting property
In this paper we introduce a class of maps possessing a multivalued homotopy lifting property with respect to every topological space. We call these maps multifibrations and they represent a formally stronger concept than that of shape fibration. Multifibrations have the interesting property of being characterized in a completely intrinsic way by a path lifting property involving only the total and the base space of the fibration. We also show that multifibrations (and also, with some restrictions,...
Multifractal analysis of nearly circular Julia set and thermodynamical formalism
Multiple Points of Immersions, and the Kahn-Priddy Theorem.
Multiple solutions of the forced double pendulum equation
Multiplication is Discontinuous in the Hawaiian Earring Group (with the Quotient Topology)
The natural quotient map q from the space of based loops in the Hawaiian earring onto the fundamental group provides a naturally occuring example of a quotient map such that q × q fails to be a quotient map. With the quotient topology, this example shows π₁(X,p) can fail to be a topological group if X is locally path connected.
Multiplicative maps from Hℤ to a ring spectrum R-a naive version
The paper is devoted to the study of the space of multiplicative maps from the Eilenberg-MacLane spectrum Hℤ to an arbitrary ring spectrum R. We try to generalize the approach of Schwede [Geom. Topol. 8 (2004)], where the case of a very special R was studied. In particular we propose a definition of a formal group law in any ring spectrum, which might be of independent interest.
Multiplicative operations in the Steenrod algebra for Brown–Peterson cohomology
A family of multiplicative operations in the BP Steenrod algebra is defined which is related to the total Steenrod power operation from the mod p Steenrod algebra. The main result of the paper links the BP versions of the total Steenrod power with the formal group approach to multiplicative BP operations by identifying the p-typical curves (power series) which correspond to these operations. Some relations are derived from this identification, and a short proof of the Hopf invariant one theorem...
Multiplicative properties of Atiyah duality.
Multiplicative stability for the cohomology of finite Chevalley groups.
Multi-valued maps of subsets of Euclidean spaces