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Sphere Gauge Groups and Section Obstructions

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1 · Prerequisites
Abstract Algebra
Algebraic Topology
Category Theory
Combinatorics
Complex Analysis
Coxeter Groups
Differential Geometry
Functional Analysis
Homological Algebra
Lie Theory
Linear Algebra
Measure Theory
Number Theory
Partial Differential Equations
Quantum Field Theory Mathematics
Real Analysis
Set Theory
Topology
2 · Logical flowchart

3 · Items

Lemma

Finite-parameter smoothing of vector-bundle sections

Definition

Integral mapping-cone Hopf invariant for maps S3 to S2

Definition

Reduced suspension pinch map

Lemma

Hopf generator and mapping-cone coefficient

Lemma

Folded product attachment has Hopf invariant two and null suspension

Lemma

Nonvanishing of consecutive suspended Hopf composites by Adem relation

Lemma

Special-unitary column fibration

Lemma

Low special-unitary homotopy inputs

Lemma

Nonvanishing of the fifth special-unitary homotopy group

Lemma

Parametric smoothing of gauge sections

Lemma

Evaluation and finite-center fibrations of sphere gauge groups

Lemma

Based gauge-group homotopy via hemisphere clutching

Theorem

Nontrivial homotopy of reduced sphere gauge groups

Lemma

A section forces the structure group to retract from a principal bundle

Sources