A map is a phantom map if its restriction to a finite subcomplex is null homotopic. Using H. Miller's proof of the Sullivan conjecture the author extends the class of spaces for which the Sullivan conjecture is valid. Then he investigates the phenomena of phantom maps and achieves a deep understanding of them. Two very interesting consequences are: (a) Any map from a space with finitely many nonvanishing homotopy groups into a finite complex is a phantom map. (b) Any fibration \(F\to E\to B\) is trivial over any skeleton of B if B is 2-connected with finitely many nonzero homotopy groups and F is a finite complex.
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- Locally finite approximation of Lie groups. I
- On the homotopy groups of a finite dimensional space
- PULLBACK THEOREMS AND PHANTOM MAPS
- Spaces of the same n-type, for all n
- The Sullivan conjecture on maps from classifying spaces
- Locally finite approximation of Lie groups. I
- On the unstable homotopy spectral sequences
- On the splitting of mapping spaces between classifying spaces. I
- The work of Alexander Zabrodsky 1936-1986
- Weak identities, phantom maps and H-spaces
- Localization in dimension theory
- Phantom maps and monoids of endomorphisms of \(K(\mathbf Z, m)\times S^ n\)
- Phantom maps and torsion
- Phantom maps and the Gray index.
- KKM type theorems with boundary conditions
- Nearly trivial homotopy classes between finite complexes
- On phantom maps into suspension spaces
- Phantom maps from a strong homology viewpoint
- Cancellation and non cancellation phenomena for infinite complexes
- Homotopy type of mapping spaces and existence of geometric exponents
- Connected finite loop spaces with maximal tori
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- A note on Miller’s theorem about maps out of classifying spaces
- PHANTOM MAPS, COGROUPS AND THE SUSPENSION MAP
- Phantom maps and spaces of the same \(n\)-type for all \(n\)
- Phantom maps and spaces of the same \(n\)-type for all \(n\)
- The product formula for Lusternik-Schnirelmann category
- Groups of homotopy classes of phantom maps
- Localisations and completions of nilpotent G-spaces
- Extensions of maps from suspensions of finite projective spaces
- Localization, completion and detecting equivariant maps on skeletons
- On the Gray index conjecture for phantom maps
- On Davis-Januszkiewicz homotopy types II: Completion and globalisation
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