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$p$-completeness of the function spectrum $F(\Sigma^{\infty} BS, \Sigma^{\infty} BK)$
Here is an argument (not as clean as Piotr's below). Use with caution; it's possible that I've made a mistake. We don't use any properties of $\Sigma^\infty BK$ -- this could be an arbitrary spectrum. …
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Factorization of Gabriel-Zisman localization construction?
I agree with Tyler that it's not clear what the universal property of, say $S^l C$ is supposed to be. Does a functor $G: S^l C \to D$ correspond to (i) a functor $F: C \to D$ with the property that $ …
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Are these two notions of unstable localization suitably equivalent?
Let $E \neq 0$ be a spectrum. Here is a classification of the strong $E$-local equivalences, a proof that the localization with respect to them exists, and an analysis of some special cases.
Classi …
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