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Good spaces and Complexity.
- Speaker(s)
- Michele Intermont
- Affiliation
- Kalamazoo
- Date
- Nov. 15, 2005, noon
- Room
- room 5810
- Seminar
- Seminar Algebraic Topology
Fixing a space A, the class of spaces C(A) is the collection of spaces which can be built out of A by using weak equivalences and homotopy colimits. The A complexity of a space X measures how difficult it is to built X from A with these operations. In this talk we will discuss some formulae for A-complexity, a special collection of spaces A called good, and A-complexity of spaces when A is good.
