Symmetrized topological complexity
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Abstract: We present upper and lower bounds for symmetrized topological complexity in the sense of Basabe-Gonz'alez-Rudyak-Tamaki. The upper bound comes from equivariant obstruction theory, and the lower bounds from the cohomology of the symmetric square . We also show that symmetrized topological complexity coincides with its monoidal version, where the path from a point to itself is required to be constant. Using these results, we calculate the symmetrized topological complexity of all odd spheres.
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