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Lecture Notes for Algebraic and Hermitian K Theory
This note covers the following topics: Recollections and preliminaries, Symmetric monoidal and stable categories, The group completion theorem and the K theory of finite fields, The K theory of stable categories.
Author(s): Fabian Hebestreit, University of Bonn
257 Pages
Lecture Notes On The K theory Of Operator Algebras
This lecture note covers the following topics:Projections and Unitaries, The K0-Group for Unital C -Algebras, K1-Functor and the Index Map, Bott Periodicity and the Exact Sequence of K-Theory, Tools for the computation of K-groups.
Author(s): Rainer Matthes and Wojciech Szymansk
92 Pages
Lecture Notes on Algebraic K Theory by John Rognes
This note explains the following topics: Categories and functors, Transformations and equivalences, Universal properties, Homotopy theory, Simplicial methods, Homotopy theory of categories, Waldhausen K-theory, Abelian and exact categories, Quillen K-theory.
Author(s): John Rognes
252 Pages
A Geometric Introduction To K Theory
This is one day going to be a textbook on K-theory, with a particular emphasis on connections with geometric phenomena like intersection multiplicities.
Author(s): Daniel Dugger
285 Pages
