A spectrum whose \(BP_ *\)-homology is \((BP_ *\slash{}I_ 5)[t_ 1]\) (Q1191889)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 63003
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 63003 |
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A spectrum whose \(BP_ *\)-homology is \((BP_ *\slash{}I_ 5)[t_ 1]\) (English)
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27 September 1992
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Denote by \(I_ 5\) the invariant prime ideal \((p,v_ 1,\dots,v_ 4)\) in the coefficient ring \(BP_ *\) of Brown-Peterson homology. Consider a prime number \(p>7\). The author constructs a spectrum \(W_ 1(4)\) with \(BP_ *(W_ 1(4))=(BP_ */I_ 5)[t_ 1]\), where \(| t_ 1|=2p-2\). It is obtained as the cofiber of a map which is shown to exist by an Adams spectral sequence argument. The existence of \(W_ 1(4)\) is necessary for the existence of the Smith-Toda spectrum \(V(4)\).
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Hopf algebroid
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stable homotopy theory
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Brown-Peterson homology
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spectrum
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Adams spectral sequence
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Smith-Toda spectrum
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0.7524791955947876
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0.7309244871139526
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0.7301946878433228
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0.7284382581710815
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