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On the mod p torus theorem of John Hubbuck (English)
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1986
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A short and simple proof of the following known theorem is given: Let X be a simply connected mod p H-space (p-odd) whose mod p cohomology is a polynomial algebra. Then all the polynomial generators have degree 2. The proof uses Adams and Wilkerson's algebraic closure arguments and elementary Hopf algebra considerations.
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mod p H-space
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mod p cohomology
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polynomial algebra
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polynomial generators
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Hopf algebra
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