2006/08/10 by Davis, Daniel G., Petrovic, Vojislav
#55P42 #55T25 #Algebraic Topology (math.AT) #FOS: Mathematics
paper · doi:10.48550/arxiv.math/0608262
For a profinite group G, we define an S[[G]]-module to be a certain type of G-spectrum X built from an inverse system \Xi\i of G-spectra, with each Xi naturally a G/Ni-spectrum, where Ni is an open normal subgroup and G ≅ limi G/Ni. We define the homotopy orbit spectrum XhG and its homotopy orbit spectral sequence. We give results about when its E2-term satisfies E2p,q ≅ limi Hp(G/Ni, πq(Xi)). Our main result is that this occurs if \π_∗(Xi)\i degreewise consists of compact Hausdorff abelian groups and continuous homomorphisms, with each G/Ni acting continuously on πq(Xi) for all q. If πq(Xi) is additionally always profinite, then the E2-term is the continuous homology of G with coefficients in the graded profinite \widehatℤ[[G]]-module π_∗(X). Other results include theorems about Eilenberg-Mac Lane spectra and about when homotopy orbits preserve weak equivalences.