Sur les groupes d'homotopie des espaces dont la cohomologie modulo 2 est nilpotente. (On the homotopy groups of spaces whose cohomology mod 2 is nilpotent) (Q1823508)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4115533
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    Sur les groupes d'homotopie des espaces dont la cohomologie modulo 2 est nilpotente. (On the homotopy groups of spaces whose cohomology mod 2 is nilpotent)
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4115533

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      Sur les groupes d'homotopie des espaces dont la cohomologie modulo 2 est nilpotente. (On the homotopy groups of spaces whose cohomology mod 2 is nilpotent) (English)
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      1989
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      The main object of this note is to prove a generalization of the theorem of Serre: A 1-connected space of finite type whose mod 2 cohomology is nilpotent (and nontrivial) has infinitely many homotopy groups which are not of odd torsion. The authors show also that for every nilpotent fibration \(F\to^{i}E\to^{p}B\), where B is a connected space and where F, E and B have finite type mod 2 cohomology, the following holds: If a class x belongs to the kernel of \(H^*(i;{\mathbb{Z}}_ 2)\), then some power of x belongs to the ideal generated by Im \(H^*(p;{\mathbb{Z}}_ 2)\).
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      Steenrod algebra
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      abelian 2-groups
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      instable algebra
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      classifying
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      space
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      nilpotent mod 2 cohomology
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      1-connected space of finite type
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      homotopy groups
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      nilpotent fibration
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