Papers, talks and computer code of
Robert R. Bruner
Okay, I really am going to get this stuff organized now. I promise.
For the moment, I'm just putting things here as I get a chance.
- FP_Modules
SAGE code to compute with finitely presented modules over the mod
p Steenrod algebra, any p. Written by Mike Catanzaro. You can
define finitely presented modules and homomorphisms between them.
You can compute kernels, images, cokernels, direct sums, resolutions, and
modules defined by elements of Ext^1.
- Chern
MAGMA code to compute Chern classes.
Set G to the group you want and "load Chern;". It will
print the character table and then report the Chern clases
of each irreducible, both as a character and as a linear combination
of the irreducibles.
Sample output:
Dihedral of order 16 and
Alternating on 5 letters.
- Dyer-Lashof
MAGMA code to compute the mod 2 cohomology of the r^th extended power
of a spectrum. Input is a module over the mod 2 Steenrod algebra
in the
'module definition format'.
Set
- N to be the upper limit of the calculation; we will compute the N-skeleton
in other words,
- r to indicate the r^th extended power,
and
- file to the name of the file containing the description of the input module.
It will write the output in a file named
D_rfiletoNmod (substitute r, file and N that you set)
which is in the module defintion format so that it can be fed directly into the
newmodule command of the ext package. The variable Mons will be useful
in interpreting that file. See some sample runs
to see the calculation of the module definition for for the 7 skeleton of
D_2(S^1) and for the 10 skeleton of D_2 of this 6 cell complex.
Here is the Ext chart
for the 40 (rather than 10) skeleton of the D_2(D_2^7(S^1)) produced
by ext.1.8.3 while I was typing this up. (1 min.) From it you can see, for
example, that pi_4,5,6,7 are each Z/2, with pi_4,5,6 mapping monomorphically
under the Hurewicz map and with nu acting nontrivially on all three of these.
- Ext.1.8.3
The latest stable version of the ext calculator.
Okay, this is as far as I got in cleaning up this page. I will do the rest some day,
I hope.
Old note:
Last modified 13 December 2004. Note inconsistent format - most papers
are in only one version, with the title as the link, with the exception of the second paper on the list
below, where dvi, ps and pdf are available, and the title is not the link. When I
find 10 minutes to spare some day I will rationalize this. (And add A4 versions
perhaps, and also add links to all the things I haven't gotten around to putting here.)
(Added 17 February 2012) Okay, I'll just add things as I get around to it
and perhaps it will converge.
- Radicals and Torsion Theories in Locally
Compact Groups, undergraduate thesis, Amherst College, Dec 1972.
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Two Generalizations of the Adams Spectral Sequence,
Canadian Mathematical Society Conference Proceedings, V. 2, part 1 (1982) pp. 275--287.
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The Connective K-theory of Finite Groups
(with John Greenlees)
(prepublication version of Memoirs AMS V. 165 N0. 785 Sept 2003)
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On the behavior of the algebraic transfer,
Robert R. Bruner; Le Minh Ha; Nguyen H. V. Hung,
Trans. Amer. Math. Soc. 357 (2005), 473-487.
dvi ,
ps ,
pdf .
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Extended powers of manifolds and the Adams spectral sequence
dvi
pdf
Homotopy methods in algebraic topology (Boulder, CO, 1999),
Contemp. Math. 271 ,
Amer. Math. Soc., Providence, RI, 2001,
41--51,
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Ossa's Theorem and Adams covers
Proc. Amer. Math. Soc. 127 (1999),
no. 8, 2443--2447.
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Some Remarks on the Root Invariant
(Stable and Unstable Homotopy (Toronto, ON 1996),
Fields Inst. Commun. 19 , 1998, 31-37)
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A Yoneda Description of the Steenrod Operations
( Proc. Symp. Pure Math. 63 (1998), problem session)
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Some root invariants and Steenrod operations in Ext_A(F2,F2)
( Contem. Math., 220 (1997), 27-33.)
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Real connective K-theory and the quaternion group
(with Dilip Bayen)
dvi
(Trans. AMS 348 (1996), 2201-2216.)
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On stable homotopy equivalences
(with F. R. Cohen and C. A. McGibbon)
(Oxford Quarterly J. of Math., (2) 46 (1995), 11-20.)
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The Bredon-Loffler conjecture
(with J. P. C. Greenlees)
(Exper. Math. 4 (1995), 289-297.)
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Ext in the nineties
( Contemp. Math., 146 (1993), 71-90.)
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