Antarctic Automatic Weather Stations Field Report forGeorge A. Weidner Jonathan Thom John Cassano Space Science and Engineering Center

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PROGRAM FOR THE SEMINAR ON “THOM SPECTRA AND UNITS” (AFTER ANDO-BLUMBERG-GEPNER-HOPKINS-REZK) STEFFEN SAGAVE AND MARKUS SZYMIK Introduction

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• Algebra
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• Highly structured ring spectrum
• Spectrum
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• Model category
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The Relation of Cobordism to K-Theories PhD student seminar winter termNovember 7, 2006 In the current winter termwe want to learn something about the different flavours of cobordism theory - about its

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Bull. London Math. Soc–847 ❡ 2015 London Mathematical Society C

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• Algebra
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• Spectral theory
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• Spectral sequence
• Thom space
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GROMOV’S H-PRINCIPLE AND ITS APPLICATIONS RESEARCH SEMINAR, SUMMER TERM 2010 ANDRES ANGEL, JOHANNES EBERT An h-principle is a method to reduce existence problems in differential geometry to homotopy-theoretic problems.

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• Differentiable manifold
• Immersion
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THE SECOND REAL JOHNSON-WILSON THEORY AND NONIMMERSIONS OF RP n NITU KITCHLOO AND W. STEPHEN WILSON Abstract. In [HK01], Hu and Kriz construct the real Johnson-Wilson spectrum, ER(n), which is 2n+2 (2n − 1)-periodic, f

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• Algebraic topology
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• Real projective space
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• CW complex
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PROCEEDINGS O F THE AMERICAN MATHEMATICAL SOCIETY Volume 123, Number 9, SeptemberDIMENSIONAL MANIFOLDS WITHOUT TOTALLY ALGEBRAIC HOMOLOGY

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• Characteristic classes
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• Homology theory
• Euler class
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• StiefelWhitney class
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On the geometry of the f -invariant Hanno von Bodecker∗ Abstract The f -invariant is a higher version of the e-invariant that takes values in the divided congruences between modular forms; it can be

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• Characteristic classes
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Homology, Homotopy and Applications, vol. 15(1), 2013, pp.235–251 REAL EQUIVARIANT BORDISM FOR ELEMENTARY ABELIAN 2–GROUPS MORITZ FIRSCHING (communicated by J. P.C. Greenlees)

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k(n)-torsion-free H-spaces and P (n)-cohomology J. Michael Boardman W. Stephen Wilson June 2005

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• Algebraic topology
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• Landweber exact functor theorem
• Morava K-theory
• Spectrum
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