Bases in the \(\operatorname{mod}\, p\) Steenrod algebra, \(\beta\) included (Q1739175)
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Bases in the \(\operatorname{mod}\, p\) Steenrod algebra, \(\beta\) included (English)
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25 April 2019
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The authors give monomial bases of the mod $p$ Steenrod algebra $A_p$ for $p$ odd, generalizing results of [\textit{D. Arnon}, J. Pure Appl. Algebra 96, No. 3, 215--223 (1994; Zbl 0840.55012)] for $p=2$ and extending their earlier work [J. Fixed Point Theory Appl. 17, No. 2, 341--353 (2015; Zbl 1326.55017)] to take into account the Bockstein, $\beta$. \par Recall that $A_p$ is generated by $\beta$ and $P^i$, $i \in \mathbb{N}$, subject to the Adem relations; the subalgebra $\overline{A}_p \subset A_p$ is generated by the $P^i$. This leads to the obvious notion of monomial bases of $A_p$ (respectively $\overline{A}_p $), indexed by multi-indices. \par The classical basis of admissible monomials is maximal with respect to a certain order $\epsilon L$ of the multi-indices. Here the authors use left (respectively right) lexicographic orders, $IL$ (resp. $IR$) that extend the orders $L$ (resp. $R$) used in their earlier work for $\overline{A}_p$. \par They identify explicitly the following four monomial bases, together with their determining properties: $\beta Z$, monomials minimal with respect to the $IR$-ordering; $\beta X$, minimal with respect to the $IL$-ordering; $ZA$, maximal with respect to the $IL$-ordering; $XC$, maximal with respect to the $IR$-ordering. \par They also construct a monomial basis $\beta C$ that extends the $C$-basis (due to Arnon for $p=2$ and \textit{I. Karaca} [Czech. Math. J. 55, No. 3, 699--707 (2005; Zbl 1081.55016)] for $\overline{A}_p$ with $p$ odd). They conclude by exhibiting generators of the mod $p$ cohomology of the Eilenberg-Mac Lane space $K (\mathbb{Z}/p, n)$ in terms of the basis $\beta C$, using the appropriate instability condition.
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Steenrod algebra
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reduced power
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Bockstein element
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monomial basis
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Adem relation
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