A criterion for slope 1 homological stability
Mikala {\O}rsnes Jansen, Jeremy Miller

TL;DR
This paper establishes a criterion linking diagonal vanishing lines in $ ext{E}_1$-homology of certain $ ext{E}_2$-algebras to slope 1 homological stability, extending previous results to an integral setting.
Contribution
It introduces a new criterion for slope 1 homological stability based on vanishing lines in $ ext{E}_1$-homology for $ ext{E}_2$-algebras, generalizing prior work.
Findings
Diagonal vanishing lines imply slope 1 stability.
Results apply to a class of $ ext{E}_2$-algebras.
Extends stability results to integral coefficients.
Abstract
We show that for nice enough -graded -algebras, a diagonal vanishing line in -homology of gives rise to slope homological stability. This is an integral version of a result by Kupers-Miller-Patzt.
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Taxonomy
TopicsHomotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Polynomial and algebraic computation · Functional Equations Stability Results
