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The generalized Tate construction

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Author(s)
Stroilova, Olga (Olga Y.)
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Haynes R. Miller.
Date Issued
2012
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Abstract
The purpose of this work is give some field notes on exploring the idea that a generalized Tate construction tk reduces chromatic level in stable homotopy theory. The first parts introduce the construction and discuss chromatic reduction. The next section makes a computation and gives the duals of L(n) = L(n)1. The last part looks ahead, mentioning how this computation could be extended to finding the duals of Steinberg summands in corresponding Thom spectra of negative representations, L(n)-q, and presents an equivariant loopspace machine. Finally, observations made are pulled together and brought back to compute the base case of the generalized Tate construction, evaluated on a sphere. Results parallel work of A. Cathcart, B. Guillou and P. May, and N. Stapleton, among others.
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Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Mathematics, 2012.
Cataloged from PDF version of thesis.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 69-70).
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