AbstractWe study phantom maps and homology theories in a stable homotopy category S via a certain Abelian category A. We express the group P(X, Y) of phantom maps X → Y as an Ext group in A, and give conditions on X or Y which guarantee that it vanishes. We also determine P(X, HB). We show that any composite of two phantom maps is zero, and use this to reduce Margolis's axiomatisation conjecture to an extension problem. We show that a certain functor J → A is the universal example of a homology theory with values in an AB 5 category and compare this with some results of Freyd
AbstractWe study a homotopy invariant of phantom maps called the Gray index. In particular, it is co...
AbstractWe study a homotopy invariant of phantom maps called the Gray index. In particular, it is co...
AbstractWe show that the basepoint-component of the homotopy fiber of Sullivan's profinite completio...
AbstractWe study phantom maps and homology theories in a stable homotopy category S via a certain Ab...
AbstractWe begin by showing that in a triangulated category, specifying a projective class is equiva...
ABSTRACT. We begin by showing that in a triangulated category, specifying a projective class is equi...
AbstractFor 1-connected, finite type CW-spaces X and Y with Y a loop space, the group Ph(X, Y) of po...
AbstractThis paper develops the connection between the set of phantom maps from X to Y and the set o...
AbstractThis paper develops the connection between the set of phantom maps from X to Y and the set o...
AbstractLet X be a connected CW-complex. It is shown that for suitable X and Y there is a bijection ...
AbstractFor a finite type, nilpotent space X, we prove that the cardinality of the set Ph(X, Y), whe...
AbstractFor 1-connected, finite type CW-spaces X and Y with Y a loop space, the group Ph(X, Y) of po...
We begin with the observation that a group G is just a category with one object where every morphism...
AbstractIn this paper we study a homotopy invariant of phantom maps called the Gray index. We give a...
We begin with the observation that a group G is just a category with one object where every morphism...
AbstractWe study a homotopy invariant of phantom maps called the Gray index. In particular, it is co...
AbstractWe study a homotopy invariant of phantom maps called the Gray index. In particular, it is co...
AbstractWe show that the basepoint-component of the homotopy fiber of Sullivan's profinite completio...
AbstractWe study phantom maps and homology theories in a stable homotopy category S via a certain Ab...
AbstractWe begin by showing that in a triangulated category, specifying a projective class is equiva...
ABSTRACT. We begin by showing that in a triangulated category, specifying a projective class is equi...
AbstractFor 1-connected, finite type CW-spaces X and Y with Y a loop space, the group Ph(X, Y) of po...
AbstractThis paper develops the connection between the set of phantom maps from X to Y and the set o...
AbstractThis paper develops the connection between the set of phantom maps from X to Y and the set o...
AbstractLet X be a connected CW-complex. It is shown that for suitable X and Y there is a bijection ...
AbstractFor a finite type, nilpotent space X, we prove that the cardinality of the set Ph(X, Y), whe...
AbstractFor 1-connected, finite type CW-spaces X and Y with Y a loop space, the group Ph(X, Y) of po...
We begin with the observation that a group G is just a category with one object where every morphism...
AbstractIn this paper we study a homotopy invariant of phantom maps called the Gray index. We give a...
We begin with the observation that a group G is just a category with one object where every morphism...
AbstractWe study a homotopy invariant of phantom maps called the Gray index. In particular, it is co...
AbstractWe study a homotopy invariant of phantom maps called the Gray index. In particular, it is co...
AbstractWe show that the basepoint-component of the homotopy fiber of Sullivan's profinite completio...