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arXiv · 0907.4437

Algebraic Cobordism of Classifying Spaces

Abstract

We define algebraic cobordism of classifying spaces, Ω^*(BG) and G-equivariant algebraic cobordism Ω^*_G(-) for a linear algebraic group G. We prove some properties of the coniveau filtration on algebraic cobordism, denoted F^j(Ω^*(-)), which are required for the definition to work. We show that G-equivariant cobordism satisfies the localization exact sequence. We calculate Ω^*(BG) for algebraic groups over the complex numbers corresponding to classical Lie groups GL(n), SL(n), Sp(n), O(n) and SO(2n+1). We also calculate Ω^*(BG) when G is a finite abelian group. A finite non-abelian group for which we calculate Ω^*(BG) is the quaternion group of order 8. In all the above cases, we check that Ω^*(BG) is isomorphic to MU^*(BG).

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Dinesh Deshpande. 2009-07-25. Algebraic Cobordism of Classifying Spaces. https://arxiv.org/abs/0907.4437

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