A number-theoretic approach to homotopy exponents of SU(n)
Donald M. Davis, Zhi-Wei Sun
math.ATarXiv:math/0508083
Abstract
We use methods of combinatorial number theory to prove that, for each n>1 and any prime p, some homotopy group πi(SU(n)) contains an element of order pn-1+ordp([n/p]!), where ordp(m) denotes the largest integer α such that pα divides m.
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