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Morava Hopf algebras and spaces K(n) equivalent to finite Postnikov systems

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Title: Morava Hopf algebras and spaces K(n) equivalent to finite Postnikov systems
Authors: Michael J. Hopkins, Douglas C. Ravenel Y, W. Stephen Wilson
Contributors: The Pennsylvania State University CiteSeerX Archives
Superior Title: http://hopf.math.purdue.edu/Hopkins-Ravenel-Wilson/moravaktheory.pdf.
Publisher Information: American Mathematical Society
Publication Year: 1998
Collection: CiteSeerX
Subject Terms: Contents
Description: We have three somewhat independent sets of results. Our rst results are a mixed blessing. We show that Morava K-theories don’t see k-invariants for homotopy commutative H-spaces which are nite Postnikov systems, i.e. for those with only a nite number of homo-topy groups. Since k-invariants are what holds the space together, this suggests that Morava K-theories will not be of much use around such spaces. On the other hand, this gives us the Morava K-theory of a wide class of spaces which is bound to be useful. In particular, this work allows the recent work in [RWY] to be applied to compute the Brown-Peterson cohomology of all such spaces. Their Brown-Peterson cohomology turns out to be all in even degrees (as is their Morava K-theory) and flat as a BP module for the category of nitely presented BP (BP) modules. Thus these examples have extremely nice Brown-Peterson cohomology which is as good as a Hopf algebra. Partially supported by the National Science Foundation yPartially supported by the National Science Foundation
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Language: English
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Accession Number: edsbas.F03B919E
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