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The Morava K-theory of homotopy orbit spaces: Some good results for Abelian permutation groups
by Pearson, Mark Andrew, Ph.D., Northwestern University, 2003 , 64 pages; AAT 3087957

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We show that EG × G X N is good whenever X is good and G < Σ N is a finite Abelian permutation p -group. We begin with cyclic permutation groups G [congruent with] [Special characters omitted.] / p n < Σ p n and examine K ( s )*( EG × G [Special characters omitted.] ) via the Atiyah-Hirzebruch-Serre spectral sequence [Special characters omitted.] and the morphisms of spectral sequences [Special characters omitted.] induced from embeddings of G into various wreath products W . Using a strong form of induction we compute a K ( s )*-basis for K ( s )*[Special characters omitted.] and show that [Special characters omitted.] is good. We use these results about [Special characters omitted.] for cyclic p -groups G < Σ p n to establish that EG × G X N is good whenever X is good and G < Σ N is a finite abelian permutation p -group.

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Advisor:Priddy, Stewart
School:Northwestern University
School Location:United States -- Illinois
Keyword(s):Abelian groups, Homotopy orbit spaces, Permutation groups, Morava K-theory
Source:DAI-B 64/04, p. 1759, Oct 2003
Source type:Dissertation
Subjects:Mathematics
Publication Number: AAT 3087957
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ProQuest document ID:765697601


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