A homotopy decomposition for the classifying space of virtually torsion-free groups and applications
torsionhomotopy colimitorbit categoryspectral sequencegeneralized cohomology theorydiscrete groupTate cohomologyBousfield-Kan spectral sequencefinite subgrouphigher derived functorFarrell cohomologyclassifying space of a groupgroup of finite virtual cohomological dimensioninverse limit functorConner conjecture
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