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    • Added some basic examples from HTT. There doesn’t seem to be a page for the corresopnding 1-categorical notion. This notion is used pretty heavily in \infty-category theory, but it’s not so familiar from 1-category theory. But I’d have to think a 1-categorical treatment exists somewhere, right?

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    • Mention relevance to (bo, ff) factorization system.

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    • To record an article, I began this page.

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    • Added link to Geoffrey Lewis’s 1974 thesis (under Kelly) “Coherence for a Closed Functor”

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    • Hello,

      I noticed DFT page has not been updated in a while and I added a couple of sections: some sketchy introductory material (analogy between Kaluza-Klein and DFT) and a little insight about a more rigorous geometrical formulation of DFT.

      It is still quite sketchy but I would be happy to refine it.

      PS: this is my first edit, I hope I played by the rules. And thank you all for this wiki

      Luigi

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    • This researcher has changed her name, but when I try to change the page name it is blocked by the spam detector.

      Carlo Angiuli

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    • edited and expanded slightly at singular cohomology -- but that entry is far frombeing satisfactory.

      In particular I moved the big query box to the bottom and added some remarks and pointers.

    • Added a reference to the original paper by Whitney.

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    • am too tired to do it now, but on occasion of an MO discussion:

      remind me to insert at smooth manifold the statement and proof that smooth manifolds are equivalently the locally representable sheaves on CartSp (more precisely: the 𝒢=CartSp\mathcal{G} = CartSp-schemes).

    • Cited today’s preprint by Pradic-Brown showing that CSB is equivalent to LEM.

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    • a stub, for the moment just to make links work

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    • brief category:people-entry for hyperlinking references on anyons

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    • brief category:people-entry for hyperlinking references at anyon and elsewhere

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    • I intend to considerbly expand the story at Atiyah Lie groupoid. But this afternoon I didn't get as far as I intended to, and now I have to quit and visit my parents. So this is to be continued. But so far I did this:

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    • This comment is invalid XHTML+MathML+SVG; displaying source. <div> <p>I added a statement to <a href="https://ncatlab.org/nlab/show/finite+category">finite category</a> that needs blessing by the experts.</p> <blockquote> For any <a href="https://ncatlab.org/nlab/show/finite+category">finite category</a> <img src="/extensions/vLaTeX/cache/latex_ca43fb5496104dcafda44acbe4014b0e.png" title="C" style="vertical-align: -20%;" class="tex" alt="C"/>, there is a <a href="https://ncatlab.org/nlab/show/directed+graph">directed graph</a> <img src="/extensions/vLaTeX/cache/latex_0643966166b879e3e23697a6b846efd7.png" title="G" style="vertical-align: -20%;" class="tex" alt="G"/> such that its <a href="https://ncatlab.org/nlab/show/quiver">quiver</a> <img src="/extensions/vLaTeX/cache/latex_488df68f0543043cfe8c6e7d68900662.png" title="Q(G)" style="vertical-align: -20%;" class="tex" alt="Q(G)"/> is equivalent to <img src="/extensions/vLaTeX/cache/latex_ca43fb5496104dcafda44acbe4014b0e.png" title="C" style="vertical-align: -20%;" class="tex" alt="C"/>. </blockquote> <p>I wanted to say "is equal to" but was scared in this crowd :)</p> </div>
    • at relation, right at the beginning, I have added remarks that relations are special cases of correspondences – namely the (-1)-truncated correspondences – and that the composition of correspondences induces the composition of relations, under postcomposition with (-1)-truncation. Added a similar remark also to the relevant Properties-section further below.

      Then I have tried to cross-link the relevant relational/correspondency entries here a bit more. But don’t really have the leisure.

    • a bare list of references, to be !include-ed into the References-lists of relevant entries (such as at anyon and quantum Hall effect) for ease of updating and synchronizing

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    • had occasion to check out the state of the art in braid group cryptography.

      This page is a bare list of references, briefly commented, to be !inlude-ed into the lists of references at the relevant entries, such as at braid group and cryptography.

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