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    • stated the actual definition of “universal central extension” (initial object in a category of central extension) and moved the sentence previously offered here (central extensions of perfect groups by via Schur coverings) to the Examples.

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      Younesse Kaddar

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    • recorded the realization via G 2/SU(3)G_2/SU(3)

      what’s a good survey, if any, of the open question of complex structure on S 6S^6?

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    • Stub for limit point compactness. To be returned to later.

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    • added the statement that symmetric monoidal functors induce functors between categories of commutative monoids (here)

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      added the example of the symmetric monoidal equivalence between two symmetric braidings on chain complexes of super vector spaces (here)

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    • since this table deserves to be shown in serveral entries, I am giving it a separate entry for !inclusion into other files

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    • I’ve added to the formerly stubby long line.

      Incidentally, I thought the one-point compactification of the long line was called the “long circle”, but I don’t see mention of that via google. What’s that thing called?

    • am starting something; not done yet

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    • for ease of hyperlinking I am giving this a small category:category-entry

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    • With Igor Khavkine we finally have a polished version of what is now “Part I” of a theory of variational calculus in a differentially cohesive \infty-topos. It’s now called:

      Synthetic geometry of differential equations

      • Part I. Jets and comonad structure

      We keep our latest version of the file here.

      Comments are most welcome.

      Abstract:

      We give an abstract (synthetic) formulation of the formal theory of partial differential equations (PDEs) in synthetic differential geometry, one that would seamlessly generalize the traditional theory to a range of enhanced contexts, such as super-geometry, higher (stacky) differential geometry, or even a combination of both. A motivation for such a level of generality is the eventual goal of solving the open problem of covariant geometric pre-quantization of locally variational field theories, which may include fermions and (higher) gauge fields.

      A remarkable observation of Marvan 86 is that the jet bundle construction in ordinary differential geometry has the structure of a comonad, whose (Eilenberg-Moore) category of coalgebras is equivalent to Vinogradov’s category of PDEs. We give a synthetic generalization of the jet bundle construction and exhibit it as the base change comonad along the unit of the “infinitesimal shape” functor, the differential geometric analog of Simpson’s “de Rham shape” operation in algebraic geometry. This comonad structure coincides with Marvan’s on ordinary manifolds. This suggests to consider PDE theory in the more general context of any topos equipped with an “infinitesimal shape” monad (a “differentially cohesive” topos).

      We give a new natural definition of a category of formally integrable PDEs at this level of generality and prove that it is always equivalent to the Eilenberg-Moore category over the synthetic jet comonad. When restricted to ordinary manifolds, Marvan’s result shows that our definition of the category of PDEs coincides with Vinogradov’s, meaning that it is a sensible generalization in the synthetic context.

      Finally we observe that whenever the unit of the “infinitesimal shape” ℑ\Im operation is epimorphic, which it is in examples of interest, the category of formally integrable PDEs with independent variables ranging in Σ is also equivalent simply to the slice category over ℑΣ. This yields in particular a convenient site presentation of the categories of PDEs in general contexts.

    • this evident concept maybe deserves an entry of its own, for ease of linking.

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    • this wasn’t pointing anywhere. Made a minimum disambiguation page.

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    • Changed the page name because a name was misspelled.

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    • Added link and short description of contents of Essays on the Theory of Numbers

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    • I’ve started sufficiently cohesive topos. Here are a couple of remarks and questions:

      1. The corresponding terminology in def. 2.13 at cohesive topos strikes me as odd: p !(Ω)=1p_!(\Omega)=1 is connectedness not contractability.

      2. It isn’t quite clear to me yet at which level of generality to optimally state the definition of ’sufficient cohesion’. It seems that what one wants to get here are the minimal assumptions ensuring that the connectedness of Ω\Omega is equivalent to its contractibility and this presumably requires only preservation of finite products by p !p_! and not the Nullstellensatz (nor even the existence of p !p^! !?).

      3. Since the entry so far lives on the (0,1)Lab maybe somebody here has an idea what to say for the (\infty,1)-case e.g. assuming connectedness of the (higher) object classifier !?

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    • added pointer to the preprint Scharf 13, which is apparently what that unexpected extra chapter 6 in the latest edition of the book is based on.

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    • The name “Bishop-compact” is a coinage for “compact and totally bounded”, in constructive mathematics where it is used as a notion of compactness (not equivalent there to the usual notions).

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    • I am giving this its own little page, for ease of hyperlinking.

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    • his website produces Seite nicht erreichbar

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    • created a bare minimum, and informally only. Just so as to ungray links, for the moment.

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    • am starting something here. not done yet, but need to save

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    • I am splitting off from the geometry of physics cluster a chapter geometry of physics – homotopy types.

      For the moment I have there mostly section outline as well as some material copied over from my homological algebra lecture notes. My aim is now to put in a gentle discussion of Dold-Kan that leads an audience familiar with chain complexes from homological algebra to simplicial homotopy theory.

      I’ll be touching a bunch of related entries in the process.

    • It’s still not quite right, is it? (here) After

      Moreover, up to equivalence, every Grothendieck topos arises this way:

      isn’t there the clause of accessible embedding missing? I.e. instead of

      the equivalence classes of left exact reflective subcategories PSh(𝒞)\mathcal{E} \hookrightarrow PSh(\mathcal{C}) of the category of presheaves

      it should have

      the equivalence classes of left exact reflective and accessivley embedded subcategories PSh(𝒞)\mathcal{E} \hookrightarrow PSh(\mathcal{C}) of the category of presheaves

      Or else, by the prop that follows, it should say

      the equivalence classes of left exact reflective and locally presentable subcategories PSh(𝒞)\mathcal{E} \hookrightarrow PSh(\mathcal{C}) of the category of presheaves

      No?

      (This is just a question. I didn’t make an edit. Yet.)

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    • For ease of hyperlinking, I am giving this concept its own little entry.

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    • I have started a (stubby) entry on multiagent systems, to link into certain of the modal logic entries.

    • I started putting down some thoughts at theory (physics). Not meant to be comprehensive or anything, but just a quick note. I am not claiming that the state the entry is in is the state it should remain in at all. But maybe it’s a start that helps to develop something.