Contemporary Mathematics K(n 1) equivalence implies K(n) equivalence W. Stephen Wilson Abstract. We give an entirely different proof of a recent result of Bousfield’s which states that if there is a map of spaces in - Brentwood, Tennessee - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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