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Peter Kropholler
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Sets of algebraic integers whose differences are units
mathoverflow.net/users/112259/chuaks this sequence of totally real generalised golden ratios also more than answers my question and is very elegant. Is there any literature on this sequence that you can point me to. I would have ticked your answer as the answer had Henri Cohen not answered first, and it seems I cannot tick two answers. Strictly, Cohen's answer is a complete answer to what I asked but the advantage of your sequence is that as the desired length of sequence is increased so the sequence can be extended. This potentially has useful applications.
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Let $R$ be an associative ring with 1. Let $M$ be a product if infinitely many copies of $R$, viewed as a left $R$-module. Is $M$ locally free?
Yes I believe your answer. Clearly some condition would be required on R. I wonder if products of free modules are locally free for Noetherian rings?
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Let $R$ be an associative ring with 1. Let $M$ be a product if infinitely many copies of $R$, viewed as a left $R$-module. Is $M$ locally free?
I don't agree that every element of $R$ is annihilated by $e_1-e_{i+!}$ for sufficiently large $i$.
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Extremally disconnected sets as building blocks for compact Hausdorff spaces
@AndréHenriques You may well be right, but I have not figured out how to extract a filtered colimit from a resolution.
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Extremally disconnected sets as building blocks for compact Hausdorff spaces
@AndréHenriques No I haven't: I will take a look at this and report back.
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Replacing a $G$-CW-complex with a $G$-homotopy equivalent $G$-simplicial complex - can anyone supply a reference?
@BenjaminSteinberg It seems that Stefan Waner is assuming $G$ is a compact Lie group in the paper you put forward which gives me some reservations about this being the right reference. This does certainly address the case $G$ is finite!
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Replacing a $G$-CW-complex with a $G$-homotopy equivalent $G$-simplicial complex - can anyone supply a reference?
I am interested in the general case although a reference that covers the case when $G$ is finite could starting point.
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Example of three dimensional atoroidal Poincaré duality group with some pathology
@AGenevois yes that is right: an explicit example of a non-Haken hyprbolic closed 3-manifold would answer my question. So a natural question arises: is the Seifert--Weber dodecahedral space Haken.
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