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J. Strom

4 papers hereh-index 9288 citations64 works total

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most citedThe sectional category of a map

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4 papers

math.AT2004

The cone length and category of maps: pushouts, products and fibrations

Martin Arkowitz, Donald Stanley, Jeffrey Strom

For any collection of spaces A, we investigate two non-negative integer homotopy invariants of maps: l_A(f), the A-cone length of f, and L_A(f), the A-category of f. When A is the…

math.AT2004★ 1 cited

The sectional category of a map

Martin Arkowitz, Jeffrey Strom

We study a generalization of the Svarc genus of a fiber map. For an arbitrary collection E of spaces and a map f:X-->Y, we define a numerical invariant, the E-sectional category of…

math.AT2001

The Lusternik-Schnirelmann Category of Sp(3)

Lucía Fernández-Suárez, Antonio Gómez-Tato, Jeffrey Strom +1

We show that the Lusternik-Schnirelmann category of the symplectic group Sp(3) is 5. This L-S category coincides with the cone length and the stable weak category.

math.AT2001

Miller Spaces and Spherical Resolvability of Finite Complexes

Jeffrey Strom

We show that if K is a nilpotent finite complex, then ΩK can be built from spheres using fibrations and homotopy (inverse) limits. This is applied to show that if ${\mathrm {ma…

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