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Equivariant homology of $\Omega X$\/-space (references needed)?
So now we just need to determine appropriate equivariant cohomology theories that we can take values in. … (Note that these equivariant cohomology theories are going to be analogous with local coefficient systems, rather than with the "genuine" equivariant cohomology theories as in Lewis-May-Steinberger's book …
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Graded commutativity of the $n$th Browder bracket
Both papers choose a normalization that is different from yours: they define
$$
[a,b] = (-1)^{na+1} s(a \otimes b).
$$
This is definition 5.7 in Cohen's paper that you mentioned.
The reason for this …
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