The height n Telescope Conjecture for spectra

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Let T(n)T(n) denote the height-nn telescope and K(n)K(n) the height-nn Morava KK-theory, with n0n\geq 0. For a spectrum EE, write E\langle E\rangle for its Bousfield class.

The height nn Telescope Conjecture. The Bousfield class of T(n)T(n) agrees with the Bousfield class of K(n)K(n):

T(n)=K(n).\langle T(n)\rangle=\langle K(n)\rangle.

The conjecture compares the T(n)T(n)-localization and K(n)K(n)-localization of spectra and has equivalent formulations in chromatic homotopy theory. Its status is not resolved in the supplied source.

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Primary source

Niall Taggart, “The localization of orthogonal calculus with respect to homology”, arXiv:2109.13806 (2022).

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