The Periodic Hopf Ring of Connective Morava K-theory
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Let K(n)∗(−) denote the n-th periodic Morava K-theory for any fixed odd prime p. Let k(n) ∗ denote the Ω-spectrum of the n-th connective Morava K-theory. We give a calculation of the Hopf ring K(n)∗k(n) ∗ , the main result of the second author’s thesis. This is a new, shorter, easier proof.
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تاریخ انتشار 1999