Mapping algebras and the Adams spectral sequence

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Abstract: The E2-term of the Adams spectral sequence for mathbfY may be described in terms of its cohomology EastmathbfY, together with the action of the primary operations EastmathbfE on it, for ring spectra such as mathbfE=mathbfHmathbbFp. We show how the higher terms of the spectral sequence can be similarly described in terms of the higher order truncated mathbfE-mapping algebra for mathbfY ;−; that is truncations of the function spectra operatornameFun(mathbfY,mathbfM) for various mathbfE-modules mathbfM, equipped with the action of operatornameFun(mathbfM,mathbfM′) on them.


The Adams spectral sequence is a fundamental tool in stable homotopy theory, used to compute the stable homotopy groups of spheres. For certain ring spectra \(R\), the \(E_2\)-term of the \(R\)-based Adams spectral sequence for a spectrum \(X\) is determined by the \(R\)-cohomology of \(X\) together with the primary \(R\)-cohomology operations on \(X\). In this paper, the authors give a similar description of the \(E_r\)-term for \(r>2\) in terms of the truncations of the \(R\)-mapping algebras, that is, in terms of truncations of the function spectra \(F(X,M)\) and the actions of \(F(M,M')\) on \(F(X,M)\) for certain \(R\)-modules \(M\) and \(M'\).











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