The multi-morphisms and their properties and applications
In this paper a new class of multi-valued mappings (multi-morphisms) is defined as a version of a strongly admissible mapping, and its properties and applications are presented.
In this paper a new class of multi-valued mappings (multi-morphisms) is defined as a version of a strongly admissible mapping, and its properties and applications are presented.
Let K(n)*(-) be a Morava K-theory at the prime 2. Invariant theory is used to identify K(n)*(BA4) as a summand of K(n)*(BZ/2 × BZ/2). Similarities with H*(BA4;Z/2) are also discussed.
The Mumford Conjecture asserts that the rational cohomology of the stable moduli space of Riemann surfaces is a polynomial algebra on the Mumford-Morita-Miller characteristic classes; this can be reformulated in terms of the classifying space derived from the mapping class groups. The conjecture admits a topological generalization, inspired by Tillmann’s theorem that admits an infinite loop space structure after applying Quillen’s plus construction. The text presents the proof by Madsen and...
We generalize the coincidence semi-index introduced in [D-J] to pairs of maps between topological manifolds. This permits extending the Nielsen theory to this class of maps.
Let X be a p-compact group, with maximal torus BT → BX, maximal torus normalizer BN and Weyl group . We prove that for an odd prime p, the fibration has a section, which is unique up to vertical homotopy.