Zz/2  Homotopy Theory (London Mathematical Society Lecture Note Series, Series Number 44),Used

Zz/2 Homotopy Theory (London Mathematical Society Lecture Note Series, Series Number 44),Used

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This Account Is A Study Of Twofold Symmetry In Algebraic Topology. The Author Discusses Specifically The Antipodal Involution Of A Real Vector Bundle Multiplication By I In Each Fibre; Doubling And Squaring Operations; The Symmetry Of Bilinear Forms And Hermitian Ktheory. In Spite Of Its Title, This Is Not A Treatise On Equivariant Topology; Rather It Is The Language In Which To Describe The Symmetry. Familiarity With The Basic Concepts Of Algebraic Topology (Homotopy, Stable Homotopy, Homology, Ktheory, The Pontrjaginthom Transfer Construction) Is Assumed. Detailed Proofs Are Not Given (The Expert Reader Will Be Able To Supply Them When Necessary) Yet Nowhere Is Credibility Lost. Thus The Approach Is Elementary Enough To Provide An Introduction To The Subject Suitable For Graduate Students Although Research Workers Will Find Here Much Of Interest.

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