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    • to go with David C.’s recent edits

      v1, current

    • I have added some things to frame. Mostly duplicating things said elsewhere (at locale and at (0,1)-topos), but I need these statements to be at frame itself.

    • discovered this old but empty entry. Made it point to CR-manifold

      (it might just be cleared and “CR-structure” made a redirect for “CR-manifold”)

      diff, v2, current

    • I have added to algebra for an endofunctor a remark on the relation to algebras over free monads. While I think that’s pretty obvious, I notice that a) recently somebody has blogged about that here, b) here it says that it’s not true :-) (but I think it’s not meant to be read that way).

    • added pointer to

      • Maks A. Akivis, Vladislav V. Goldberg, Conformal and Grassmann structures, Differential Geom. Appl. 8 (1998) no. 2 177-203 (arXiv:math/9805107)

      for discussion of conformal structure as G-structure

      diff, v24, current

    • Removed link from Eric Forgy that was placed by one TessWither. There was a little bit of other activity around that seemed to be just minor edits to create a smokescreen.

      David Roberts
    • I’ve created a page for quaternionic manifolds, linked from quaternion-Kähler page. Basic references and discussion of main definition re Cauchy-Feuter calculus. Comparison to hypercomplex structure.

      v1, current

    • expanded the previously pretty empty entry smooth Lorentzian space.

      I added some standard definitions for smooth Lorentzian manifolds and then a discussion on how a time orientation without closed future-directed curves induces the structure of a category that is a poset, where a morphism  x \to y witnesses the fact that y is a point in the future of  x .

    • Creating a separate page for the old rules. This is the beginning of an attempt at reorganization.

      v1, current

    • For now, a place to try putting some typing rules for proto CLF.

      v1, current

    • Created an entry for this geometric theory.

      v1, current

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    • I gave Sets for Mathematics a category:reference entry and linked to it from ETCS and from set theory, to start with.

      David Corfield kindly alerts me, which I had missed before, that appendix C.1 there has a clear statement of Lawvere’s proposal from 94 of how to think of categorical logic as formalizing objective and subjective logic (to which enty I have now added the relevant quotes).

    • Creating the page, which I intend to use at Lack fibration. If I have not made a mistake, this is a 2-groupoid model of the 2-truncation of the 2-sphere, and I have added remarks of this nature to the page, along with a ’computation’ of π 2(S 2)\pi_{2}\left(S^{2}\right) using this model.

      v1, current

    • I am creating this entry to resolve a dangling entry in the Lorentz group entry.

      Avi Levy

      v1, current

    • Creating page to satisfy a link.

      v1, current

    • Make the hyperlink point to the topologist, not the statistician.

      diff, v3, current

    • I have expaned a bit at Ab: added a section with some basics on direct sums and tensor products and then slightly expanded on the monoidal category structures.

    • just testing latex code since there’s no way to preview in the nLab editor Please get a preview button and a way to debug latex code it literally happens everytime I try to edit

      δ i n+1δ j n=δ j+1 n+1δ i n ij σ j nσ i n+1=σ i nσ j+1 n+1 ij \array{ \delta_i^{n+1} \circ \delta_j^n = \delta_{j+1}^{n+1}\circ \delta_i^n & \qquad i \leq j \\ \sigma_j^n \circ \sigma_i^{n+1} = \sigma_i^n \circ \sigma_{j+1}^{n+1} & \qquad i \leq j }
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    • Added overview of a different notion common in representation theory of non-commutative algebras. This is my first nLab edit; please excuse (and fix) any errors of house style or formatting.

      David Speyer

      diff, v15, current