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تسجيل مستخدم جديدRealizing Families of Landweber Exact Homology Theories
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Paul G. Goerss
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I discuss the problem of realizing families of complex orientable homology theories as families of commutative ring spectra, including a recent result of Jacob Lurie emphasizing the role of p-divisible groups.
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