Mathematische Annalen

September 1995, Volume 303, Issue 1, pp 149–164 | Cite as

MacLane homology and topological Hochschild homology

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• Z. Fiedorowicz
• T. Pirashvili
• R. Schwänzl
• R. Vogt
• F. Waldhausen

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Authors and Affiliations

• Z. Fiedorowicz
  • 1
• T. Pirashvili
  • 1
• R. Schwänzl
  • 1
• R. Vogt
  • 1
• F. Waldhausen
  • 1

1. 1.Fachbereich 6/MathematikUniversität OsnabrückOsnabrückGermany