Homotopy spheres III (Ex)

Assume Adam's theorem that the $J$$<wikitex>; Assume Adam's theorem that the $J$-homomorphism $J \colon \pi_{8k+\epsilon}(SO) \to \pi_{8k+\epsilon}^S$ is injective for $\epsilon = 0, 1$ and for all $k$, \cite{Adams1966|Theorems 1.1 and 1.3}. {{beginthm|Exercise|\cite{Kervaire&Milnor1963|Theorem 3.1}}} Every homotopy sphere $\Sigma$ is stably parallelisable. {{endthm}} </wikitex> == References == {{#RefList:}} [[Category:Exercises]] [[Category:Exercises without solution]]J$-homomorphism $J \colon \pi_{8k+\epsilon}(SO) \to \pi_{8k+\epsilon}^S$$J \colon \pi_{8k+\epsilon}(SO) \to \pi_{8k+\epsilon}^S$ is injective for $\epsilon = 0, 1$$\epsilon = 0, 1$ and for all $k$$k$, [Adams1966, Theorems 1.1 and 1.3].

Exercise 0.1 [Kervaire&Milnor1963, Theorem 3.1]. Every homotopy sphere $\Sigma$$\Sigma$ is stably parallelisable.

References

• [Adams1966] J. F. Adams, On the groups

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