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On the homology of certain spaces looped beyond their connectivity

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Very little is known aboutH *n X) whenn is larger than the connectivity ofX. In this paper we calculate this whenX S andn=1 or 2, and whenX=JU(q) or JSO(3) andn is arbitrary. Some information is also given whenX is a sphere.

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The authors were partially supported by the NSF.

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Cohen, F.R., Peterson, F.P. On the homology of certain spaces looped beyond their connectivity. Israel J. Math. 66, 105–131 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02765887

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