Symmetric spectra

@inproceedings{Hovey1998SymmetricS,
  title={Symmetric spectra},
  author={Mark Hovey and Brooke E. Shipley and Jeff Smith},
  year={1998}
}
Introduction 2 1. Symmetric spectra 5 1.1. Simplicial sets 5 1.2. Symmetric spectra 6 1.3. Simplicial structure on Sp 8 1.4. Symmetric Ω-spectra 10 2. The smash product of symmetric spectra 11 2.1. Symmetric sequences 11 2.2. Symmetric spectra 14 2.3. The ordinary category of spectra 18 3. Stable homotopy theory of symmetric spectra 19 3.1. Stable equivalence 20 3.2. Model categories 26 3.3. Level structure 32 3.4. Stable model category 34 4. Comparison with the Bousfield-Friedlander category… 

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