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Topology Seminar

Title: Cellular methods and TAQ
Speaker: Rolf Hoyer
Speaker Info: University of Chicago
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Advances in stable homotopy theory have led to a nice category of spectra that allows constructions precisely analogous to those in ordinary algebra. Topological André-Quillen cohmology (TAQ) is a natural invariant theory for structured commutative ring spectra.

I will describe joint work with Andrew Baker examining TAQ of the Eilenberg-Maclane spectrum HF_2 viewed as an algebra over the sphere spectrum. This is an application of cellular methods in the category of commutative S-algebras. The splitting theorem of Steinberger will apply in our example, and algebraic control will be established over the resulting Eilenberg-Maclane summands.

Date: Monday, November 4, 2013
Time: 4:10pm
Where: Lunt 104
Contact Person: Prof. Paul Goerss
Contact email: pgoerss@math.northwestern.edu
Contact Phone: 847-491-8544
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