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math.AT2023

On cohomological dimension of group homomorphisms

Aditya De Saha, Alexander Dranishnikov

The (co)homological dimension of homomorphism is the maximal number such that the induced homomorphism is nonzero for some -module. The following theorems are pro…

math.AT2022

On the LS-category of homomorphisms

Alexander Dranishnikov, Nursultan Kuanyshov

We prove the equality $\cat(ϕ)=\cd(ϕ)$ for homomorphisms of a torsion free finitely generated nilpotent groups to an arbitrary group . We construct an epimorphism…

math.AT2020

On Iwase's manifolds

Alexander Dranishnikov

In ~\cite{Iw2} Iwase has constructed two 16-dimensional manifolds and with LS-category 3 which are counter-examples to Ganea's conjecture: ${\rm cat_{LS}} (M\times S^n)…

math.AT2020

Surgery Approach to Rudyak's Conjecture

Alexander Dranishnikov, Jamie Scott

Using the surgery we prove the following: THEOREM. Let be a normal map of degree one between closed manifolds with being -connected, . If satisfi…

math.AT2019

The Lusternik-Schnirelmann category of connected sum

Alexander Dranishnikov, Rustam Sadykov

We use the Berstein-Hilton invariant to prove the formula $\cat(M_1\sharp M_2)=\max\{\cat M_1, \cat M_2\}$ for the Lustrnik-Schnirelmann category of the connected sum of closed man…

math.AT2018★ 2 cited

An upper bound on the LS-category in presence of the fundamental group

Alexander Dranishnikov

We prove that $$ \cat X\le \frac{\cd(π_1(X))+\dim X}{2}$$ for every CW complex where $\cd(π_1(X))$ denotes the cohomological dimension of the fundamental group of . We obtai…