Towards a Browder theorem for spherical classes in $\Omega^lS^{n+l}$
Hadi Zare

TL;DR
This paper extends Browder's theorem to spherical classes in iterated loop spaces of spheres, establishing conditions under which classes are non-spherical and confirming Eccles' conjecture for certain finite loop spaces.
Contribution
It generalizes Browder's theorem to higher loop spaces and verifies Eccles' conjecture for finite loop spaces with loop count less than nine.
Findings
Classes with certain dimension properties are not spherical in $\
$ ext{l} ext{ in } ext{}\{4,5,6,7,8 ext{, only bottom cell or Hopf invariant one classes are spherical}
ext{Partial results on degenerate cases when } ext{dim} ext{ }\xi eq 2^t - 1, ext{ for } l > n
Abstract
According to Browder if then the Kervaire invariant of the cobordism class of a -dimensional manifold vanishes and is of Kervaire invariant one if and only if is a permanent cycle. On the other hand, according to Madsen if then is cobordant to a sphere (hence of Kervaire invariant zero) and is not cobordant to a sphere (hence of Kervaire invariant one) if and only if certain element is spherical. Moreover, it is known that is spherical if and only if is a permanent cycle in the Adams spectral sequence. Moreover, classes with are easily eliminated from being spherical. Hence, Browder's theorem admits a presentation and proof in terms of certain square…
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Taxonomy
TopicsHomotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Geometric and Algebraic Topology · Analytic and geometric function theory
