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Waldhausen K-theory of spaces via comodules

Let $X$ be a simplicial set. We construct a novel adjunction between the categories of retractive spaces over $X$ and of $X_{+}$-comodules, then apply recent work on left-induced model category structures (arXiv:1401.3651v2 [math.AT],arXiv:1509.08154 [math.AT]) to establish the existence of a left proper, simplicial model category structure on the category of $X_+$-comodules, with respect to which the adjunction is a Quillen equivalence after localization with respect to some generalized homology theory. We show moreover that this model category structure stabilizes, giving rise to a model category structure on the category of $Σ^\infty X_{+}$-comodule spectra. The Waldhausen $K$-theory of $X$, $A(X)$, is thus naturally weakly equivalent to the Waldhausen $K$-theory of the category of homotopically finite $Σ^\infty X_{+}$-comodule spectra, with weak equivalences given by twisted homology. For $X$ simply connected, we exhibit explicit, natural weak equivalences between the $K$-theory of this category and that of the category of homotopically finite $Σ^{\infty}(ΩX)_+$-modules, a more familiar model for $A(X)$. For $X$ not necessarily simply connected, we have localized versions of these results. For $H$ a simplicial monoid, the category of $Σ^{\infty}H_{+}$-comodule algebras admits an induced model structure, providing a setting for defining homotopy coinvariants of the coaction of $Σ^{\infty}H_{+}$ on a $Σ^{\infty}H_{+}$-comodule algebra, which is essential for homotopic Hopf-Galois extensions of ring spectra as originally defined by Rognes in arXiv:math/0502183v2} and generalized in arXiv:0902.3393v2 [math.AT]. An algebraic analogue of this was only recently developed, and then only over a field (arXiv:1401.3651v2 [math.AT]).

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Loop Groups and Twisted K-Theory II

This is the second in a series of papers investigating the relationship between the twisted equivariant K-theory of a compact Lie group G and the "Verlinde ring" of its loop group. We introduce the Dirac family of Fredholm operators associated to a positive energy representation of a loop group. It determines a map from isomorphism classes of representations to twisted K-theory, which we prove is an isomorphism if $G$ is connected with torsion-free fundamental group. We also introduce a Dirac family for finite dimensional representations of compact Lie groups; it is closely related to both the Kirillov correspondence and the equivariant Thom isomorphism. In Part III (math.AT/0312155) we extend the proof of our main theorem to arbitrary compact Lie groups G and provide supplements in various directions. In Part I (arXiv:0711.1906) we develop twisted equivariant K-theory and carry out some of the computations needed here. We refer to the announcements math.AT/0312155 and math.AT/0206237 for further expository material and motivation.

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Homotopic Hopf-Galois extensions revisited

In this article we revisit the theory of homotopic Hopf-Galois extensions introduced in arXiv:0902.3393v2 [math.AT], in light of the homotopical Morita theory of comodules established in arXiv:1411.6517 [math.AT]. We generalize the theory to a relative framework, which we believe is new even in the classical context and which is essential for treating the Hopf-Galois correspondence in forthcoming work of the second author and Karpova. We study in detail homotopic Hopf-Galois extensions of differential graded algebras over a commutative ring, for which we establish a descent-type characterization analogous to the one Rognes provided in the context of ring spectra. An interesting feature in the differential graded setting is the close relationship between homotopic Hopf-Galois theory and Koszul duality theory. We show that nice enough principal fibrations of simplicial sets give rise to homotopic Hopf-Galois extensions in the differential graded setting, for which this Koszul duality has a familiar form.

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Hypersurface complements, Milnor fibers and higher homotopy groups of arrangements

We describe a new relation between the topology of hypersurface complements, Milnor fibers and degree of gradient mappings. In particular we show that any projective hypersurface has affine parts which are bouquets of spheres. The main tools are the polar curves and the affine Lefschetz theory developped by H. Hamm, D.T. Lê and A. Némethi. In the special case of the hyperplane arrangements, we strengthen some results due to Orlik and Terao (see Math. Ann. 301(1995)) and obtain the minimality of hyperplane arrangements (see Randell math.AT/0011101 for another proof of this result). This is then used to compute some higher homotopy groups of hyperplane arrangements using the ideas from Papadima-Suciu, see math.AT/0002251. The second version contains applications of the above ideas to the polar Cremona transformations and gives a positive answer to Dolgachev's Conjecture (see Michigan Math. J. 48 (2000), volume dedicated to W. Fulton). The third version corrects some errors and provides new applications.

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The tangent bundle of an almost-complex free loopspace

The main construction of this paper contains a serious error, and I am withdrawing it. I owe Andrew Stacey and Ralph Cohen thanks for seeing the problem; in particular, Stacey has shown that the projections constructed in §3.1 will fail in general to have constant rank, so the family ${\bf T}V$ of vector spaces defined by their images fails to be a vector bundle. I'm very sorry to have caused this confusion. To researchers interested in these questions, I recommend the papers of Cohen, Godin, and Stacey cited below: R. Cohen, V. Godin, A polarized view of string topology, available at {\tt math.AT/0303003} R. Cohen, A. Stacey, Fourier decomposition of loop bundles, available at {\tt math.AT/0210351}

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Homotopy quantum field theory and the index gerbe

Given a family of Dirac operators with vanishing spectral flow we construct a thin-invariant rank-one field theory in the sense of Turner and Willerton arXiv:math.AT/0201116. Our construction of the field theory generalizes the one of the index gerbe by Lott, arXiv:math.DG/0106177, and it also complements the relation between gerbes and thin-invariant rank-one field theories studied in arXive:math.AT/0201116.

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The homotopy branching space of a flow

In this talk, I will explain the importance of the homotopy branching space functor (and of the homotopy merging space functor) in dihomotopy theory. The paper is a detailed abstract of math.AT/0304112 and math.AT/0305169.

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Increasing trees and Kontsevich cycles

It is known that the combinatorial classes in the cohomology of the mapping class group of punctures surfaces defined by Witten and Kontsevich are polynomials in the adjusted Miller-Morita-Mumford classes. The leading coefficient was computed in [Kiyoshi Igusa: Algebr. Geom. Topol. 4 (2004) 473-520]. The next coefficient was computed in [Kiyoshi Igusa: math.AT/0303157, to appear in Topology]. The present paper gives a recursive formula for all of the coefficients. The main combinatorial tool is a generating function for a new statistic on the set of increasing trees on 2n+1 vertices. As we already explained in the last paper cited this verifies all of the formulas conjectured by Arbarello and Cornalba [J. Alg. Geom. 5 (1996) 705--749]. Mondello [math.AT/0303207, to appear in IMRN] has obtained similar results using different methods.

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Quadratic enhancements of surfaces: two vanishing results

This note records two results which were inexplicably omitted from our paper on Pin structures on low dimensional manifolds, [KT]. Kirby chose not to be listed as a coauthor. A Pin^- structure on a surface F induces a quadratic enhancement of the mod 2 intersection form, q: H_1(F;Z/2Z) -> Z/4Z Theorem 1.1 says that q vanishes on the kernel of the map in homology to a bounding 3-manifold. This is used by Kreck and Puppe (arXiv:0707.1599 [math.AT]) who refer for a proof to an email of the author to Kreck. A more polished and public proof seems desirable. In [KT], section 6, a Pin^- structure is constructed on a surface F dual to w_2 in an oriented 4-manifold M^4. Theorem 2.1 says that q vanishes on the Poincare dual to the image of H^1(M^4;Z/2Z) in H^1(F;Z/2Z).

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Gross-Hopkins duality and the Gorenstein condition

Gross and Hopkins have proved that in chromatic stable homotopy, Spanier-Whitehead duality nearly coincides with Brown-Comenetz duality. Our goal is to give a conceptual interpretation for this phenomenon in terms of the Gorenstein condition for maps of ring spectra in the sense of [Duality in algebra and topology, Adv. Math. 200 (2006), 357--402. arXiv: math.AT/0510247 ]. We describe a general notion of Brown-Comenetz dualizing module for a map of ring spectra and show that in this context such dualizing modules correspond bijectively to invertible K(n)-local spectra.

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The moduli space of generalized Morse functions

We study the moduli and determine a homotopy type of the space of all generalized Morse functions on d-manifolds for given d. This moduli space is closely connected to the moduli space of all Morse functions studied in the paper math.AT/0212321, and the classifying space of the corresponding cobordism category.

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Cubes and cubical chains and cochains in combinatorial topology

The present paper is a continuation of author's paper arXiv:1909.00940 [math.AT] devoted to the lemmas of Alexander and Sperner, but is independent from it. We begin by a step back from Alexander and Sperner to Lebesgue work on the invariance of the dimension. In contrast with almost everybody else, Lebesgue worked with cubes rather than with simplices. His methods were developed by Hurewicz and Lusternik-Schnirelmann and then forgotten. In the present paper these methods are recast in the language of cubical chains and cochains. After this, we present a new approach to Lebesgue and Lusternik-Schnirelmann theorems which is both conceptual and elementary. It is based on adaptation of Serre's definition of products of singular cubical cochains to discrete setting. The main results are new purely combinatorial "cubical lemmas". This approach also clarifies the cubical versions of Sperner lemma of Kuhn and Ky Fan. In particular, Ky Fan's lemma can be understood as a natural strengthening of Lebesgue or Kuhn's results under a transversality assumption. The exposition does not assume any knowledge of algebraic topology.

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On the 32-dimensional Rosenfeld projective plane

Following on from arXiv:2310.14365 [math.AT], we make a detailed study of the $32$-dimensional Rosenfeld projective plane which is the symmetric space EIII in Cartan's list of compact symmetric spaces.

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Symmetric A actions on $\mathcal{A}(2)$

We describe the variety of `symmetric' left actions of the mod 2 Steenrod algebra $\mathcal{A}$ on its subalgebra $\mathcal{A}(2)$. These arise as the cohomology of $\text{v}_2$ self maps $\Sigma^7 Z \longrightarrow Z$, as in arXiv:1608.06250 [math.AT]. There are $256$ $\mathbb{F}_2$ points in this variety, arising from $16$ such actions of $Sq^8$ and, for each such, $16$ actions of $Sq^{16}$. We describe in similar fashion the 1600 $\mathcal{A}$ actions on $\mathcal{A}(2)$ found by Roth(1977) and the inclusion of the variety of symmetric actions into the variety of all actions. We also describe two related varieties of $\mathcal{A}$ actions, the maps between these and the behavior of Spanier-Whitehead duality on these varieties. Finally, we note that the actions which have been used in the literature correspond to the simplest choices, in which all the coordinates equal zero.

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The Fiber of $Sq^n$

A colleague asked about the Adams filtrations of the homotopy classes in the homotopy of the fiber of a particular map between GEMs. The theorem proved in arXiv:2105.02601v3 [math.AT] proves to be effective in answering this (Theorem 4.4). We show that this and some related Adams spectral sequences all collapse at $E_3$ and we determine the value of $E_3 = E_\infty$. Notably, we do not need to determine the cohomology of the fiber or the $E_2$ term of the Adams spectral sequence to do this.

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Algebraic Poincare cobordism

This paper is an introduction to the use of the cobordism of chain complexes with Poincaré duality in surgery theory. It is a companion to the author's paper "An introduction to algebraic surgery" math.AT/0008071 (to appear in Volume 2 of Surveys in Surgery Theory, Ann. of Maths. Studies, Princeton, 2001) which is an introduction to algebraic surgery using forms and formations.

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