John Frank Adams (1930-1989) was a British mathematician who made a great contribution to algebraic topology and in particular stable homotopy theory.
Peter May, Reminiscences of the Life and Mathematics of J. Frank Adams (pdf)
Ioan James, John Frank Adams (pdf, pdf)
On the cobar construction:
Introducing the Adams-Hilton model for the Pontrjagin ring-structure on the homology of a based loop space, refined to the singular chain complex:
On localization and completion in algebraic topology, via idempotent monads:
On stable homotopy theory and generalized (Eilenberg-Steenrod) cohomology:
On the work of Henri Cartan in relation to homotopy theory:
On infinite loop spaces and -spaces, -algebras:
On Lie groups:
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