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Kervaire invariant: Why dimension 126 especially difficult?
I'll give a shot at an answer. The relevant dimensions are of the form $2^j-2$. For
$j\leq 4$, it is easy and classical that we can construct manifolds of Kervaire invariant one. The
problem was ``r …
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The category of posets
Here is a fact that should be much more widely known than it is.
The category of posets is isomorphic (not just equivalent) to the
category of $T_0$ Alexandrof spaces. A topological space is said to …
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Natural transformations as categorical homotopies
The homotopy analogue definition of natural transformations has been known and used regularly
since at least the late 1960's, by which time it was understood that the classifying space
functor from (s …
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A toolbox for algebraic topology
The subject is really way too big (as are so many others of course). I worry a lot about students not in Cambridge or Chicago or Stanford or other places where there are people with folklore at their …
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Why do homotopy theorists care whether or not $BP$ is $E_\infty$?
I suppose I should try to answer since the question of whether or not $BP$ is an $E_{\infty}$ ring spectrum
was Problem 1 of "Problems in infinite loop space theory'', http://www.math.uchicago.edu/~ma …
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Naturality of Moore-Postnikov systems
Working simplicially (in those days called "semi-simplicially") this is surely due to Moore, with details in unpublished 1956 lecture notes and in John C. Moore, Semi-simplicial complexes and Postniko …
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References for sign conventions in homological algebra
There is a short classical paper that has not been mentioned:
Boardman, J. M.
The principle of signs.
Enseignement Math. (2) 12 1966 191–194.
For products in homology and cohomology theories, there …
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A heart for stable equivariant homotopy theory
Since G is finite, there is no problem with just repeating the proof in the
case $G=e$, using $Z$-graded homotopy group functors on the orbit category. Take
$D^{\leq n}$ to be the spectra whose homot …
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When is homotopy orbit space weakly equivalent to orbit space, other than situation of free ...
The equivalence (P) is a deep and subtle property of the
smash product of spectra in modern symmetric monoidal
models for the stable homotopy category. It is very
unlikely to hold in other contexts. …
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Reference for an unbiased definition of a symmetric monoidal category
This is not quite what you mean, but relevant. Remember that a strictly associative and unital symmetric monoidal
category is called a permutative category. I observed ages ago (http://www.math.uchi …
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Reference for ring structure on Thom spectra
The late Gaunce Lewis's 1978 PhD thesis ``The stable category and generalized Thom spectra'' proved (as a special case) that the Thom spectra of $F$ and its oriented version $SF$ (alias $GL_1(S)$ or $ …
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Image of J splitting
my friend, I have an email! But I can offer the history.
First, although the $E_{\infty}$ book was published in 1977, it is a
shotgun marriage of a bunch of earlier preprints that were rejected
for …
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Are there universe-indexed spectra over simplicial sets?
Chris, that is not actually what we did. Personally, I find indexing simplicial
sets by inner product spaces to be unnecessary and unhelpful, and I've not coauthored
any paper with such a constructi …
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Where can I see the proof that the homology groups of the Moore Complex of a simplicial grou...
Oh, come on! Prop. 17.4, p. 69, of my ancient but still current book
``Simplicial objects in algebraic topology'' proves that the homology
groups of the Moore complex of a simplicial group $G$ are t …
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Classifying space for fibrations with Eilenberg-MacLane space as fibers
There is a very careful analysis of this question in Lemma 3.4.2, page 57, of More Concise Algebraic Topology, by Kate Ponto and myself. Assuming that $E$ and $B$ are connected, a fibration $E\longrig …