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    • stub, to get some links into place

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    • stub, for the moment just for the purpose of satisfying links

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    • a minimum, for the moment just as to satisfy links

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    • Added missing axiom. To see that an axiom like that is necessary, just observe that in the former formulation (without the first assumption) the requirements for meet and join were symmetric.

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    • added a little bit more text and pointers, to make this entry a little less stubby

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    • slightly expanded the Idea-section. But the entry remains a stub

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    • keep needing to point to this, so I finally gave it its own entry

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    • Created, mainly with stuff from the overview.

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    • with heroic effort, I finally discovered the unmatched dollar sign. Now the entry saves again, and hence properly redirects again

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    • a stub, for the moment just so as to record references

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    • Starting to state the lemmas here.

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    • added references on stable splitting of mapping spaces, and a brief paragraph with pointers to the Examples-section (here)

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    • some minimum, just for completeness and for satisfying links

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    • I have finally added some actual content to de Donder-Weyl-Hamilton equation.

      In particular I have spelled out the “non-relativistic” form

      (ι v nι v 1)ω=d(H+e) (\iota_{v_n} \cdots \iota_{v_1}) \omega = \mathbf{d}(H + e)

      and the “relativistic” form

      (ι v nι v 1)Ω=0 (\iota_{v_n} \cdots \iota_{v_1} )\Omega = 0

      and discussed the relation.

      (I think I even sorted out all the signs correctly ;-)

    • First attempt at a major revision of permutation that gives equal weight to the view of permutations-as-linear-orders, hoping that this article will eventually contain some discussion of the operad of permutations and of permutation patterns.

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    • Brief thoughts. We should probably put this off for now, though, and focus first on getting to the the totality theorem.

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    • Proposed statements of the local and global totality theorems, and how they “get us out of the world of presheaves”.

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    • Something to link to from the completion table.

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    • Riccardo has updated and expanded his notes on Complex oriented cohomology, generalized orientation and Thom isomorphism and so I have updated the link, here and in related entries.

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    • An entry for the syntactic theory of G-torsors.

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    • I changed “irreflexive graph” to “directed graph” (aka quiver), as such a presheaf is more commonly known. (Irreflexive to my mind means loops at a vertex are forbidden.)

    • A proposal to start with, to be discussed and amended.

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