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Homotopy theory, homological algebra, algebraic treatments of manifolds.
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What are the advantages of various "models" for the motivic stable homotopy category
People use several distinct models for the motivic stable homotopy category (so, there are some choices for the underlying category and a collection of available model structures). I would like to ask …
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Which statements and arguments of Hovey's "Model categories" fail without functorial factori...
I would like to study the homotopy theory of the category of pro-objects over a proper model category $M$. $Pro-M$ is endowed with the strict model structure; it seems that functorial functorizations …
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Do there exist "topologically significant" (and not "algebraic") triangulated categories kil...
I have a somewhat vague question: does there exist a prime $p$ and a triangulated category killed by the multiplication by $p$ that would be "interesting for topologists"? This category would probably …
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Applications for intersection (co)homology and for the Decomposition Theorem for students?
Which applications of intersection (co)homology and of the (Topological) Decomposition Theorem have most chances to be understood by students?
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Chain homotopy: Why du+ud and not du+vd?
Amusingly, I have considered the category of complexes where maps of the form du+vd are killed in: Weight structures vs. $t$-structures; weight filtrations, spectral sequences, and complexes (for mo …
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Does one need to sheafify when defining the inverse image of a sheaf with respect to an embe...
This seems to be a rather simple (stupid?:)) question; yet I was not able to find an answer quickly.
For a morphism $f:X\to Y$ of schemes (or topological spaces) and an (etale or topological) sheaf $ …
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Ring structure for the motivic spectrum/complex that represents singular cohomology?
As the discussion here Is singular cohomology representable by a (Voevodsky's) motivic complex?
shows, the singular cohomology of (smooth) complex varieties is represented by a motivic complex (and al …
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Do there exist "non-algebraic tensor products" for "algebraic" triangulated categories?
Let us call a triangulated category algebraic if it admits a differential graded enhancement (i.e., an enrichment in complexes of abelian groups). Certainly, there is a notion of a tensor product on d …
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A toy example of a tensor triangulated category?
I think that the simplest example is $K(B)$ (the homotopy category of complexes; you can also consider $K^b(B)$) where $B$ is any tensor additive category. Certainly, this example is not independent f …
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(Co)homological characterization of homotopy pullbacks
For a commutative square of spaces (of manifolds, or of simplicial sets):
$$S=\left(\begin{array}{ccc} A & \to & B \newline \downarrow & & \downarrow \newline C & \to & D\end{array}\right)$$ I am tr …
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Exceptional collections of objects in topological triangulated categories?
People often consider exceptional sets of objects (i.e. collections of objects satisfying certain strong orthogonality conditions: $Ext^{l}(P_i,P_j)$ should be zero for $l\neq 0$ + something else) in …
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Where can I find basic "computations" of equivariant stable homotopy groups?
I am new to this subject; so please correct me if I will say something wrong or if you don't like my notation. In particular, I don't know whether it is reasonable to consider an infinite group $G$ (s …
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Computing fundamental groups and singular cohomology of projective varieties
First we assume that your equations have rational coefficients; if this is not so then you can probably 'approximate' your variety by a variety defined over rationals without changing its topology (th …
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On triangulated categories of pro-objects
Which term is used for model categories whose homotopy categories are triangulated? Stable proper model categories?
I want $Ho(Pro-M)$ to be triangulated ($Pro-M$ is the category of pro-objects of M) …
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Expression of morphisms in motivic homotopy categories in terms of Nisnevich cohomology?
For a perfect field $k$ there is a collection of stable motivic homotopy categories equipped with the corresponding Morel's (homotopy) $t$-structures: $SH^{S^1}(k)$, $SH(k)$, $DA(k)$, and also modules …