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Factorization homology and topological conformal field theories

My question concerns some of the results of Costello's "Topological conformal field theories and Calabi-Yau categories" and how they are related/ can be rederived via the description of (fully extende …
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$\mathbb{E}_M$ as colimit of little cubes operads

In Lurie's "Higher Algebra", Remark 5.4.5.2 towards the end, there is the following statement: "It follows that $\mathbb{E}_M$ can be identified with the colimit of a diagram of $\infty$-operads param …
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Exit path categories of regular CW complexes

Given a finite, regular CW complex $X$ (by regular, I mean that the gluing maps $D^n \to X$ from the closed unit ball to $X$ are homeomorphisms onto their image), denote by $S$ the finite partially or …
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Exit path categories of regular CW complexes

It seems to me like this statement is folklore, since e.g. the paper Stellar Stratifications on Classifying Spaces tries to show a generalization of it and at least hints that my simpler claim is true …
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Riemann-Hilbert-type correspondence for locally constant factorization algebras

This is related to a previous post, but a bit softer and should probably stand on its own. In Appendix A of "Higher Algebra", Lurie shows that for a reasonably good topological space, there is a Riema …
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Proof in Higher Algebra that $\mathcal{C}at(\mathcal{K})$ is presentable

In Higher Algebra Lemma 4.8.4.2, Lurie shows that for $\mathcal{K}$ a small set of simplicial sets, the $\infty$-category $\mathcal{C}at(\mathcal{K})$ of small $\infty$-categories with $K$-shaped coli …
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Proof in Higher Algebra that $\mathcal{C}at(\mathcal{K})$ is presentable

Note that by HTT 5.4.1.2 since $\tau$ is an uncountable regular cardinal, an $\infty$-category is $\tau$-compact iff it is $\tau$-small. Our first step is to show that the inclusion $\mathcal{C}at(\ma …
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Is the free algebra functor over an $\infty$-operad symmetric monoidal?

Suppose $F: \mathcal{O}^\otimes \to \mathcal{P}^\otimes$ is a map of $\infty$-operads, and $\mathcal{C}$ is a symmetric monoidal $\infty$-category that admits small colimits, such that the tensor prod …
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Factorization algebras as factorizable cosheaves on the (extended) Ran Space

A basic fact in the theory of factorization algebras is that, to state it in a rough way, the exit path category of the Ran space of a topological manifold $M$ is equivalent to the category consisting …
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