By R. R. Bruner
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A range of dimensions, but, by suspending everything an approtions exist only priate number of times, that range can be made arbitrarily large. This makes it be working with spectra. To do this, however, extended Powers that we of spectra are required. with this motivation and others, May 1721 showed how to of a coreduction, this allows us to use the structure map construct them. Y. , y of an H, appear which are related to Steenrod operations in the Adams spectral sequence for Y. In addition, we get differentials in the ~aamsspectral sequence and relations in the homotopy groups of any such Spectrum.
Let 8, pn he the homology of HZ and let x E HIHZ be the element dual to the n-th Bockstein pn is operation on the fundamentsl cohomalogy class (so that Bnx = -11. 6. For p > 2, the homology of HZ or HZ(pl embeds as the subalgebra of A, generated by xei and xri for i ? 1. For p =2, the homology of HZ or HZ(2l embeds as the 2 and xei for i > 1. 5. For p > 2, the homology of HZ or HZ(pl is generated by xel and Xrl as an algebra over the Dyer-Lashof algebra. For p = 2, the homology of HZ or HZ(2) as an algebra over the dual Steenrod operations.
R f o r a l l elements x. There a r e two f o r g e t f u l functors from R-R- view a one sided module a s a himodule. himodules t o l e f t o r r i g h t R-modules which simply forget the R-action on one side o r is one of the t h r e e discussed above. the other. on M. We l e t MR be the r i g h t R-module whose R-action equals the r i g h t R-action Of course, the above embedding gives MR a l e f t R-action which agrees up t o s i g n with the r i g h t R-action. For example, here is the l e f t R-action on AR: This prevents us from viewing h a s a bimodule homomorphism unless we replace the codomain by ( M @AIR.