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    • quick addition of "formal infinitesimal spaces" and Weil algebras to infinitesimal space

      but am planning to polish this entry further later, it is a bit of a mess at the moment

    • A little more detail at natural isomorphism, including when one can speak of the functor satisfying certain conditions.

    • By chance I came across an old CatTheory mailing list post by e. Dubuc, where he complains about how is work on SDG is not sufficiently recognized and asks people to speak of the "Dubuc topos".

      I added a remark about this to synthetic differential geometry in the section on "Well adapted models".

    • A few more sections at A Survey of Elliptic Cohomology - elliptic curves on

      • topol. invariants of the moduli stack of ell. curves

      • the compactified version

      • the definition of Gromov-Witten invariants

      • an example.

      As before, this is raw material which I am thinking lends itself to be turned into entries.

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