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1. • CommentRowNumber1.
   • CommentAuthorUrs
   • CommentTimeOct 7th 2010
   • (edited Oct 7th 2010)
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   Author: Urs
   Format: MarkdownItexfor a seminar that we will be running I need a dedicated entry * [[derived geometry]]. So I created it. I inserted a disclaimer on top that there are variants to what people understand under "derived geometry" and point the reader to the entry [[higher geometry]] for more details. I would be grateful if we could keep this entry titled this way and discuss variants elsewhere. I would also be grateful if anyone who feels like making non-controversial edits (typos, references, etc. ) to for the moment do them not on this nLab page, but on this page here on my personal web: * [[schreiber:Seminar on derived differential geometry]] . Because currently the content of both pages is identical -- except that the latter also has a seminar schedule which is omitted in the former -- and until the entry has stabilized a bit more I would like to make edits just in _one_ place and update the other one by copy-and-paste.

   for a seminar that we will be running I need a dedicated entry

   • derived geometry.

   So I created it.

   I inserted a disclaimer on top that there are variants to what people understand under “derived geometry” and point the reader to the entry higher geometry for more details. I would be grateful if we could keep this entry titled this way and discuss variants elsewhere.

   I would also be grateful if anyone who feels like making non-controversial edits (typos, references, etc. ) to for the moment do them not on this nLab page, but on this page here on my personal web:

   • Seminar on derived differential geometry (schreiber) .

   Because currently the content of both pages is identical – except that the latter also has a seminar schedule which is omitted in the former – and until the entry has stabilized a bit more I would like to make edits just in one place and update the other one by copy-and-paste.

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   • CommentAuthorUrs
   • CommentTimeApr 15th 2012
   • (edited Apr 15th 2012)
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   Author: Urs
   Format: MarkdownItexI have added some of the lastest DAGs by Lurie, that the $n$Lab hadn't linked to yet, to the References-section of relevant entries: e.g. to [[quasicoherent sheaf]], [[rational homotopy theory]] and [[Deligne mumford stack]].

   I have added some of the lastest DAGs by Lurie, that the $n$Lab hadn’t linked to yet, to the References-section of relevant entries: e.g. to quasicoherent sheaf, rational homotopy theory and Deligne mumford stack.