Connectivity criterion for homological stability in homogeneous categories

Let (C,,0)(\mathcal{C},\oplus,0) be a homogeneous category and let AA and XX be objects of C\mathcal{C}. Set Gn=Aut(AXn)G_n=\operatorname{Aut}(A\oplus X^{\oplus n}), and let Wn(A,X)W_n(A,X)_\bullet be the associated semi-simplicial sets. Connectivity conjecture. If the groups GnG_n satisfy homological stability for all twisted coefficient systems as in Theorem~, then the connectivity of Wn(A,X)W_n(A,X)_\bullet tends to infinity with nn. The conjecture proposes a converse to the usual use of connectivity to prove homological stability; its status is not resolved in the supplied text.

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Nathalie Wahl and Oscar Randal-Williams, “Homological stability for automorphism groups”, arXiv:1409.3541 (2017).

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