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27 April 2024
 
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THH of Thom spectra that are E_infty ring spectra
Andrew J. Blumberg ;
Date 5 Nov 2008
AbstractWe identify the topological Hochschild homology (THH) of the Thom spectrum associated to an E_infty classifying map X -> BG, for G an appropriate group or monoid (e.g. U, O, and F). We deduce the comparison from the observation of McClure, Schwanzl, and Vogt that THH of a cofibrant commutative S-algebra (E_infty ring spectrum) R can be described as an indexed colimit together with a verification that the Lewis-May operadic Thom spectrum functor preserves indexed colimits. We prove a splitting result THH(Mf) htp Mf sma BX_+ which yields a convenient description of THH(MU). This splitting holds even when the classifying map f: X -> BG is only a homotopy commutative A_infty map, provided that the induced multiplication on Mf extends to an E_infty ring structure; this permits us to recover Bokstedt’s calculation of THH(HZ).
Source arXiv, 0811.0803
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