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Triantafillou, Georgia V.

Equivariant minimal models. (English) Zbl 0516.55010

Trans. Am. Math. Soc. 274, 509-532 (1982).
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MSC:

55P62 Rational homotopy theory
57S17 Finite transformation groups

Keywords:

equivariant minimal model; rationalization of the equivariant Postnikov decomposition; equivariant de Rham theorem; equivariant rational homotopy types of G-spaces; rational G-homotopy classes of G-maps; simplicial actions of finite groups on simplicial complexes
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