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Began stub for Tambara functor. Neil Strickland’s, Tambara Functors, arXiv:1205.2516 seems to be a good reference.
Seems like it’s very much to do with pullpush through polynomial functors, if you look around p. 23.
I would try to say what the idea is, but have to dash.
the page action is also a mess. I have added a pointer to the somewhat more comprehensive module and am hereby moving the following discussion box from there to here:
[ begin forwarded discussion ]
+–{.query} I am wondering if we will need the notion of action which works in categories with product, i.e. and so on. There is also an action of one Lie algebra on another (for instance in some definitions of crossed module of Lie algebra, where is replaced by the Lie algebra of derivations. (a similar situation would seem to exist in various other categories where action is needed in a slightly wider context. I think most would be covered by an enriched setting but I am not sure.) Thoughts please.Tim
Yes, I think certainly all those types of action should eventually be described somewhere, possibly on this page. -Mike
Tim: I have added some of this above. There should be mention of actions of a monoid in a monoidal category on other objects, perhaps.
Mac Lane, VII.4, only requires a monoidal category to define actions. – Uday =–
[ end forwarded discussion ]
I added a bit to category of simplices, including the fact that the category of nondegenerate simplices is final and thus colimits can be computed using only that, and that the nerve of the category of simplices itself is colimit-preserving.
Changes made only to the Universal property of the 2-category of spans section. The citations by Urs lead to another citation which, in turn, leads to another citation. With a little effort, I tracked down the a full copy of said universal property, I’ve replicated it here, added the citation used, although I left the previous citations there for convenience; a more experienced editor can remove those if they would like.
I would like to note that the author whose work I have referenced, Hermida, also notes: “[this universal property] is folklore although we know no references for it.”
Please make any corrections needed and clean up the language here; this is a fairly direct copy of what is written, but I imagine somebody with more knowledge of all the language used here can rewrite this universal property stuff in a cleaner way.
Thanks!
Anonymous
stub for modular functor
starting a dedicated entry for the category of vector bundles with homomorphisms allowed to cover non-trivial base maps (while previously we only had VectBund(B) for fixed base ).
For the moment the main point is to record the interesting cartesian- and tensor-monoidal structure (now here)
I will brush-up the entry homotopy hypothesis. But not right now, right now I have to run and do something else. But here is some leftover discussion that was sitting there, and which I have now removed from the entry and reproduce here, in order that we go and use it to make the entry better, but not clutter it up.
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Copied some writings from other articles, added related entries and added Wikipedia entry.
I made “constructive logic” redirect to here (“constructive mathematics”) instead of to “intuitionistic mathematics”, as it used to
At crossed module it seems we are missing what i think should be the prototypical example: the relative second homotopy group together with the bundary map and the -action on . As someone confirms this example is correct I’ll add it to crossed module.
added pointer to:
brief category:people
-entry for hyperlinking references at string field theory
added pointer to Elliott-Safronov 18
I finally gave this statement its own entry, in order to be able to conveniently point to it:
embedding of smooth manifolds into formal duals of R-algebras
Made some edits and additions at simplicial complex.
I reorganized linearly distributive category by moving the long block of history down to the bottom, adding an “Idea” section and a description of how -autonomous categories give rise to linearly distributive ones and linearly distributive ones give rise to polycategories. I also cross-linked the page better with polycategory and star-autonomous category.
Asked a question at natural transformation.
added pointer to:
removed the following ancient query box discussion:
+–{.query} Left I could understand, but right? —Toby
The way I rewrote it explains it. It is unfortunate that the Eilenberg-Watts theorem treated in Bass was using only right adjoint functors so later they dropped word right. – Zoran
Thanks. —Toby =–
I gave Seiberg-Witten theory an Idea-paragraph, added the orinal reference and cross-linked with N=2 D=4 super Yang-Mills theory and with electric-magnetic duality.
I have added at HomePage in the section Discussion a new sentence with a new link:
If you do contribute to the nLab, you are strongly encouraged to similarly drop a short note there about what you have done – or maybe just about what you plan to do or even what you would like others to do. See Welcome to the nForum (nlabmeta) for more information.
I had completly forgotton about that page Welcome to the nForum (nlabmeta). I re-doscivered it only after my recent related comment here.
added missing publication data to some references, and added this new reference:
Just discovered that this stub-entry exists, which seems to have been abandoned in the middle of its third sentence.
I have now made minial cosmetic adjustment to the content
and copied over some relevant references from non-perturbative quantum field theory
and I am hereby removing the only two reference that had been given here, since both these links appear to be broken:
stub for quantum computation
Describing the arrangements which have been made for funding of the nLab in collaboration with the Topos Institute. The page, linked to from the home page, is intended to be fairly general; specific requests for donations can be made elsewhere.
replaced broken
- Marta Bunge, Steve Lack, van Kampen theorem for toposes (ps)
with full text
- Marta Bunge, Steve Lack, van Kampen theorem for toposes, Advances in Mathematics, 179 (2), 2003, Pages 291-317, doi:10.1016/S0001-8708(03)00010-0
Stub for topological string with redirect topological string theory.
stub for type II geometry
added pointer to:
added to van Kampen theorem a clean statement for the group-version
Created new article for stable Yang-Mills connections. (The english and german Wikipedia article are now also available.)
Created new article for stable Yang-Mills-Higgs pairs. (The english and german Wikipedia article are now also available.)
Created article for the Yang-Mills-Higgs equations. (The german Wikipedia article is now also available.)
Added references about the Yang-Mills-Higgs equations.
added pointer to today’s
added publication data to
and pointer to section 11.1 there for Kaehler structures as torsion-free -structures
starting something on the concept introduced in
Sergei O. Ivanov, Roman Mikhailov: A higher limit approach to homology theories, Journal of Pure and Applied Algebra 219 6 (2015) 1915-1939 [arXiv:1309.4920, doi:10.1016/j.jpaa.2014.07.016]
Sergei O. Ivanov, Roman Mikhailov: Higher limits, homology theories and -codes, in: Combinatorial and Toric Homotopy, Lecture Notes Series, Institute for Mathematical Sciences, National University of Singapore (2017) 229-261 [arXiv:1510.09044, doi:10.1142/9789813226579_0004]
but for the moment there is little more than these references