Equivariant stable stems for prime order groups.
Szymik, Markus (2007)
Journal of Homotopy and Related Structures
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Szymik, Markus (2007)
Journal of Homotopy and Related Structures
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Martin Arkowitz (1998)
Banach Center Publications
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We give conditions for a map of spaces to induce maps of the homology decompositions of the spaces which are compatible with the homology sections and dual Postnikov invariants. Several applications of this result are obtained. We show how the homotopy type of the (n+1)st homology section depends on the homotopy type of the nth homology section and the (n+1)st homology group. We prove that all homology sections of a co-H-space are co-H-spaces, all n-equivalences of the homology decomposition...
Cohen, Ralph L. (2004)
Homology, Homotopy and Applications
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Kerz, Moritz C. (2005)
Homology, Homotopy and Applications
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Dominique Arlettaz (2004)
Open Mathematics
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This paper provides universal upper bounds for the exponent of the kernel and of the cokernel of the classical Boardman homomorphism b n: π n(X)→H n(H;ℤ), from the cohomotopy groups to the ordinary integral cohomology groups of a spectrum X, and of its various generalizations π n(X)→E n(X), F n(X)→(E∧F)n(X), F n(X)→H n(X;π 0 F) and F n(X)→H n+t(X;π t F) for other cohomology theories E *(−) and F *(−). These upper bounds do not depend on X and are given in terms of the exponents of the...
Polishchuk, A. (2003)
Homology, Homotopy and Applications
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Georgian Mathematical Journal
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