Toric morphisms between p-compact groups
For \(i= 1,2\) let \(X_{i}\) be a \(p\)-compact group in the sense of [\textit{W. G. Dwyer} and \textit{C. W. Wilkerson}, Ann. Math. (2) 139, No. 2, 395-442 (1994; Zbl 0801.55007)] with maximal tori \(i_{j}: T(X_{j}) \rightarrow X_{j}\). Any morphism \(f: X_{1} \rightarrow X_{2}\) lifts to \(T(f): T(X_{1}) \rightarrow T(X_{2})\) such that \(f i_{1} = i_{2}T(f)\). Also \(T(f)\) is unique up to conjugation by elements of the Weyl group. Hence if \(w_{1}\) belongs to the Weyl group of \(X_{1}\) there exists \(w_{2}\) (not necessarily unique) in the Weyl group of \(X_{2}\) such that \(T(f)w_{1} = w_{2} T(f)\). If \(w_{1}\) determines \(w_{2}\) uniquely then the author christens \(f\) a \(p\)-toric morphism. The author studies the properties of \(p\)-toric morphisms and uses the results to determine the function spaces \(\text{map}(BSU(3), BF_{4})\), \(\text{map}(BG_{2}, BF_{4})\) and \(\text{map}(BSU(3), BG_{2})\) where the classifying spaces have been completed at the prime \(3\). For the entire collection see [Zbl 0966.00032].
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