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Title: Sectional category with respect to group actions and sequential topological complexity of fibre bundles
Authors: RAMANDEEP SINGH ARORA
Daundkar, Navnath
Sarkar, Soumen
Dept. of Mathematics
Keywords: LS category
Sequential topological complexity
Weak equivariant topological complexity
Fibre bundle
Sectional category
Generalized projective product space
2026-AUG-WEEK3
TOC-AUG-2026
2026
Issue Date: Aug-2026
Publisher: International Press of Boston, Inc.
Citation: Homology, Homotopy and Applications, 28903), 101-131.
Abstract: Let be a -space. In this paper, we introduce the notion of sectional category with respect to . As a result, we obtain -homotopy invariants: the LS category with respect to , the sequential topological complexity with respect to (which is the same as the weak sequential equivariant topological complexity in the sense of Farber and Oprea), and the strong sequential topological complexity with respect to , denoted by , , and , respectively. We explore several relationships among these invariants and well-known ones, such as the (equivariant) LS category, the sequential (equivariant) topological complexity, and the sequential strong equivariant topological complexity. In one of our main results, we give an additive upper bound for for a fibre bundle with structure group in terms of certain motion planning covers of the base and the invariant or , where the fibre is viewed as a -space. As applications of these results, we give bounds on the LS category and the sequential topological complexity of generalized projective product spaces and mapping tori.
URI: https://dx.doi.org/10.4310/HHA.2026.v28.n3.a5
http://dr.iiserpune.ac.in:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/11451
ISSN: 1532-0073
1532-0081
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