Splitting theorems for certain equivariant spectra

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This memoir is a good collection of classical results in equivariant stable homotopy theory. The first part begins by defining the precise definition of geometrical \(G\)-spectrum, providing a number of examples. The author states in this part two main results, the first generalizes the family of splitting theorems for suspension spectra, the second seems to be an original one, and applies to a large class of cofibre sequences associated to a pair of \(G\)-families \((\mathfrak{F',F})\). The simplest form of this result asserts that, if \(C\) is a geometrically split \(G\)-spectrum, then the cofibre sequence \[ (E\mathfrak{F}_+\wedge C)^G\rightarrow(E\mathfrak{F}'_+\wedge C)^G \rightarrow(E(\mathfrak{F',F})\wedge C)^G, \] derived from the sequence above is split in terms of wedges. In the second part, this memoir contains useful tools for the study of change of universe functors, leading to a number of technical results on incomplete universes. This part is mainly devoted to the Adams and Wirthmüller isomorphism theorems for incomplete universes. The third part contains the proofs of results in the first two parts, needing extended proofs, and also, shows a construction of the Adams transfer in the context of an incomplete universe.











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