Bredon homological stability for configuration spaces of G-manifolds

Abstract

McDuff and Segal proved that unordered configuration spaces of open manifolds satisfy homological stability: there is a stabilization map σ: Cn(M) Cn+1(M) which is an isomorphism on Hd(-;Z) for n d. For a finite group G and an open G-manifold M, under some hypotheses we define a family of equivariant stabilization maps σG/H:Cn(M) Cn+|G/H|(M) for H≤ G. In general, these do not induce stability for Bredon homology, the equivariant analogue of singular homology. Instead, we show that each σG/H induces isomorphisms on the ordinary homology of the fixed points of Cn(M), and if the group is Dedekind (e.g. abelian), we obtain the following Bredon homological stability statement: HGd(n≥ 0Cn(M)) is finitely generated over Z[σG/H : H≤ G]. This reduces to the classical statement when G=e.

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