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On Bott-periodic algebraic K-theory.

Felipe Zaldívar — 1994

Publicacions Matemàtiques

Let K_*(A;Z/lⁿ) denote the mod-lⁿ algebraic K-theory of a Z[1/l]-algebra A. Snaith ([14], [15], [16]) has studied Bott-periodic algebraic theory K_i(A;Z/lⁿ)[1/β_n], a localized version of K_*(A;Z/lⁿ) obtained by inverting a Bott element β_n . For l an odd prime, Snaith has given a description...

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