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Let X$X$ be a simply connected finite CW complex, \xi$\xi$ and \eta$\eta$ vector bundles over X$X$ of the same dimensions and their dimension is big enough, so they are stable bundles. Let p$p$ be a prime. Are the following two conditions equivalent?

  1. J(\xi)$J(\xi)$ and J(\eta)$J(\eta)$ as elements in J(X)$J(X)$ have equal p$p$-primary components. (That is there is a q$q$ not divisible by p$p$ such that q(J(\xi) - J(\eta) ) = 0.$q(J(\xi) - J(\eta) ) = 0.$)

  2. The sphere bundles S(\xi)$S(\xi)$ and S(\eta)$S(\eta)$ are fiberwise p$p$-equivalent. (That is there is a fiberwise map S(\xi) \to S(\eta)$S(\xi) \to S(\eta)$ that induces isomorphism in homologies with Z/pZ$Z/pZ$ coefficients.)

Let X be a simply connected finite CW complex, \xi and \eta vector bundles over X of the same dimensions and their dimension is big enough, so they are stable bundles. Let p be a prime. Are the following two conditions equivalent?

  1. J(\xi) and J(\eta) as elements in J(X) have equal p-primary components. (That is there is a q not divisible by p such that q(J(\xi) - J(\eta) ) = 0.)

  2. The sphere bundles S(\xi) and S(\eta) are fiberwise p-equivalent. (That is there is a fiberwise map S(\xi) \to S(\eta) that induces isomorphism in homologies with Z/pZ coefficients.)

Let $X$ be a simply connected finite CW complex, $\xi$ and $\eta$ vector bundles over $X$ of the same dimensions and their dimension is big enough, so they are stable bundles. Let $p$ be a prime. Are the following two conditions equivalent?

  1. $J(\xi)$ and $J(\eta)$ as elements in $J(X)$ have equal $p$-primary components. (That is there is a $q$ not divisible by $p$ such that $q(J(\xi) - J(\eta) ) = 0.$)

  2. The sphere bundles $S(\xi)$ and $S(\eta)$ are fiberwise $p$-equivalent. (That is there is a fiberwise map $S(\xi) \to S(\eta)$ that induces isomorphism in homologies with $Z/pZ$ coefficients.)

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Localized J homomorphism

Let X be a simply connected finite CW complex, \xi and \eta vector bundles over X of the same dimensions and their dimension is big enough, so they are stable bundles. Let p be a prime. Are the following two conditions equivalent?

  1. J(\xi) and J(\eta) as elements in J(X) have equal p-primary components. (That is there is a q not divisible by p such that q(J(\xi) - J(\eta) ) = 0.)

  2. The sphere bundles S(\xi) and S(\eta) are fiberwise p-equivalent. (That is there is a fiberwise map S(\xi) \to S(\eta) that induces isomorphism in homologies with Z/pZ coefficients.)