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  1. created my user page

    Anisomorphism

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    • CommentAuthorUrs
    • CommentTimeSep 2nd 2022
    • (edited Sep 2nd 2022)

    Welcome! Those lists look good.

    I have given your page here the category:people-tag, which makes it show up in the list here.

    (This mostly out of habit – this will be useful only to the extent that “Anisomorphism” is or becomes a recognizable pseudonym.)

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  3. updated sheafification link to functioning version

    Anisomorphism

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    • CommentAuthorAnisomorphism
    • CommentTimeMay 16th 2023

    Welcome! Those lists look good.

    I have given your page here the category:people-tag, which makes it show up in the list here.

    (This mostly out of habit – this will be useful only to the extent that “Anisomorphism” is or becomes a recognizable pseudonym.)

    Hi Urs, I appreciate the compliment. Coming from physics and differential geometry, I am still trying to appreciate how the n-point of view fits in to the subject, so for now I am just fixing minor things as I see them. It is some effort to find my own dictionary between the physics language and the higher gauge theory language at all times, as not everything has been written about explicitly yet. Also, I see how my pseudonym could be confusing, so no problem.

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