Finite-dimensional spaces in resolving classes

Abstract

Using the theory of resolving classes, we show that if X is a CW complex of finite type such that *(X, S2n+1) * for all sufficiently large n, then *(X, K) * for every simply-connected finite-dimensional CW complex K; and under mild hypotheses on π1(X), the same conclusion holds for all finite-dimensional complexes K. Since it is comparatively easy to prove the former condition for X = B/p (we give a proof in an appendix), this result can be applied to give a new, more elementary proof of the Sullivan conjecture.

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