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Homotopy / Algebraic geometry / CW complex / Algebraic topology / Freudenthal suspension theorem / Homotopy category / Topology / Homotopy theory / Abstract algebra
Date: 2010-06-16 13:36:03
Homotopy
Algebraic geometry
CW complex
Algebraic topology
Freudenthal suspension theorem
Homotopy category
Topology
Homotopy theory
Abstract algebra

BOUNDING THE NUMBER OF STABLE HOMOTOPY TYPES OF A PARAMETRIZED FAMILY OF SEMI-ALGEBRAIC SETS DEFINED BY QUADRATIC INEQUALITIES SAUGATA BASU AND MICHAEL KETTNER Abstract. We prove a nearly optimal bound on the number of s

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