2019
DOI: 10.1017/s0305004119000240
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Classifying spaces for commutativity of low-dimensional Lie groups

Abstract: For each of the groups G = O(2), SU (2), U (2), we compute the integral and F2-cohomology rings of BcomG (the classifying space for commutativity of G), the action of the Steenrod algebra on the mod 2 cohomology, the homotopy type of EcomG (the homotopy fiber of the inclusion BcomG → BG), and some low-dimensional homotopy groups of BcomG.

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“…Now consider the inclusion k : BO(1) 2 → B com O(2). In [4], they show as well that k * (r) = 0, and since k * (w 1 ) = u + v, where u, v are the degree 1 generators of the polynomial algebra H * (BO (1)…”
Section: Transitionally Commutative Structures Over the Spherementioning
confidence: 87%
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“…Now consider the inclusion k : BO(1) 2 → B com O(2). In [4], they show as well that k * (r) = 0, and since k * (w 1 ) = u + v, where u, v are the degree 1 generators of the polynomial algebra H * (BO (1)…”
Section: Transitionally Commutative Structures Over the Spherementioning
confidence: 87%
“…In [4], the authors show the existence of a class r ∈ H 2 (B com O(2); Z) satisfying j * (r) = 2e (5) where e ∈ H 2 (BSO(2); Z) is the Euler class of the universal oriented SO(2)bundle. The element g * 1 (e) ∈ H 2 (S 2 ; Z) is a generator, and yields an identification…”
Section: Transitionally Commutative Structures Over the Spherementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…We also study two constructions that combine, in different ways, the spaces Hom(Z n , G) and Rep(Z n , G) for varying n. The space B com G, known as the classifying space for commutativity in G, is the geometric realization of the simplicial space Hom(Z • , G). Introduced by Adem-Cohen-Torres-Giese [2], this space has been studied by a variety of authors [3,4,5,27]. For instance, when G = U is the infinite unitary group, B com U represents commutative complex K-theory.…”
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