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We study the mod-$ell$ homotopy type of classifying spaces for commutativity, $B(mathbb{Z}, G)$, at a prime $ell$. We show that the mod-$ell$ homology of $B(mathbb{Z}, G)$ depends on the mod-$ell$ homotopy type of $BG$ when $G$ is a compact connected Lie group, in the sense that a mod-$ell$ homology isomorphism $BG to BH$ for such groups induces a mod-$ell$ homology isomorphism $B(mathbb{Z}, G) to B(mathbb{Z}, H)$. In order to prove this result, we study a presentation of $B(mathbb{Z}, G)$ as a homotopy colimit over a topological poset of closed abelian subgroups, expanding on an idea of Adem and Gomez. We also study the relationship between the mod-$ell$ type of a Lie group $G(mathbb{C})$ and the locally finite group $G(bar{mathbb{F}}_p)$ where $G$ is a Chevalley group. We see that the naive analogue for $B(mathbb{Z}, G)$ of the celebrated Friedlander--Mislin result cannot hold, but we show that it does hold after taking the homotopy quotient of a $G$ action on $B(mathbb{Z}, G)$.
We calculate the ku-homology of the groups Z/p^n X Z/p and Z/p^2 X Z/p^2. We prove that for this kind of groups the ku-homology contains all the complex bordism information. We construct a set of generators of the annihilator of the ku-toral class. T
We calculate the annihilator of the ku-toral class for the p-groups Z_{p^2} X Z_{p^k}$ with k > 2. This allows us to give a description of the ku-homology of these groups.
We define the orbit category for transitive topological groupoids and their equivariant CW-complexes. By using these constructions we define equivariant Bredon homology and cohomology for actions of transitive topological groupoids. We show how these
We give an example of a compact connected Lie group of the lowest rank such that the mod 2 cohomology ring of its classifying space has a nonzero nilpotent element.
This paper studies the homology and cohomology of the Temperley-Lieb algebra TL_n(a), interpreted as appropriate Tor and Ext groups. Our main result applies under the common assumption that a=v+v^{-1} for some unit v in the ground ring, and states th