Splitting off rational parts in homotopy types
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Abstract: It is known algebraically that any abelian group is a direct sum of a divisible group and a reduced group (See Theorem 21.3 of cite{Fuchs:abelian-group}). In this paper, conditions to split off rational parts in homotopy types from a given space are studied in terms of a variant of Hurewicz map, say and generalized Gottlieb groups. This yields decomposition theorems on rational homotopy types of Hopf spaces, -spaces and Gottlieb spaces, which has been known in various situations, especially for spaces with finiteness conditions.
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