An infinite complex and the spectral sequences for complex cobordism and 𝐾-theory

Johnson, David Copeland

doi:10.1090/S0002-9939-1974-0334187-0

An infinite complex and the spectral sequences for complex cobordism and $K$-theory
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Abstract:

An infinite complex is given whose complex cobordism spectral sequence has differentials, ${d_r}$, nonzero for infinitely many positive integers, $r$, but whose complex $K$-theory spectral sequence has ${d_r}$ nontrivial for only finitely many $r$.

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