Detecting nontrivial products in the stable homotopy ring of spheres via the third Morava stabilizer algebra

Pub Date : 2024-05-01 DOI:10.1090/proc/16891
Xiangjun Wang, Jianqiu Wu, Yu Zhang, Linan Zhong
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Let p 7 p \geq 7 be a prime number. Let S ( 3 ) S(3) denote the third Morava stabilizer algebra. In recent years, Kato-Shimomura and Gu-Wang-Wu found several families of nontrivial products in the stable homotopy ring of spheres π ( S ) \pi _* (S) using H , ( S ( 3 ) ) H^{*,*} (S(3)) . In this paper, we determine all nontrivial products in π ( S ) \pi _* (S) of the Greek letter family elements α s , β s , γ s \alpha _s, \beta _s, \gamma _s and Cohen’s elements ζ n \zeta _n which are detectable by H , ( S ( 3 ) ) H^{*,*} (S(3)) . In particular, we show β 1 γ s ζ n 0 π ( S ) \beta _1 \gamma _s \zeta _n \neq 0 \in \pi _*(S) , if n 2 n \equiv 2 mod 3, s 0 , ± 1 s \not \equiv 0, \pm 1 mod p p .

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通过第三个莫拉瓦稳定器代数检测球体稳定同调环中的非琐乘积
设 p ≥ 7 p \geq 7 是一个素数。让 S ( 3 ) S(3) 表示第三个莫拉瓦稳定器代数。近年来,Kato-Shimomura 和 Gu-Wang-Wu 利用 H ∗ , ∗ ( S ( 3 ) 发现了球体稳定同调环 π ∗ ( S ) \pi _* (S) 中的几个非小乘积族。) H^{*,*} (S(3)) 。在本文中,我们确定了希腊字母族元素 α s , β s , γ s \alpha _s, \beta _s, \gamma _s和科恩元素 ζ n \zeta _n 在 π ∗ ( S ) \pi _* (S) 中的所有非小乘积,这些乘积都可以用 H ∗ , ∗ ( S ( 3 ) ) 检测到。 H^{*,*} (S(3)) 。特别是,我们证明 β 1 γ s ζ n ≠ 0 ∈ π∗ ( S ) \beta _1 \gamma _s \zeta _n \neq 0 \in \pi _*(S),如果 n ≡ 2 n \equiv 2 mod 3, s ≢ 0 , ± 1 s \not \equiv 0, \pm 1 mod p p 。
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