Homotopy nilpotency in p-regular loop spaces
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Homotopy nilpotency in \(p\)-regular loop spaces
Abstract: A p-compact group is a mod p homotopy theoretical analogue of a compact Lie group. It is determined the homotopy nilpotency class of a p-compact group having the homotopy type of the -completion of the direct product of spheres.
The authors study the following problem: how far from being homotopy commutative is a loop space having the homotopy type of the \(p\)-completion of a product of a finite numbers of spheres. In particular, they determine the homotopy nilpotency explicitly for a \(p\)-localized compact simply connected simple Lie group and for an exotic \(p\)-compact group \(X\). To prove these results, they show a cohomological criterion for a Samelson product and they use this criterion.
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