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Homotopy theory, homological algebra, algebraic treatments of manifolds.
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homotopy and (co)filtered limits
Suppose we have a (co)filtered digaram $\dots \rightarrow X_{2}\rightarrow X_{1}$ of topological space. Is is true that the natural map $\pi_{0}[\lim X_{i}]\rightarrow \lim \pi_{0}(X_{i})$ is an isomo …
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homotopy type of box topology.
Suppose that $X$ is weakly equivalent to a point. Let $I$ be a set. Does $\prod_{i\in I}X$ weakly equivalent to a point, where $\prod_{i\in I}X$ is equipped with box topology ?
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higher algebraic homotopy groups for schemes?
I think I understand how to define the algebraic fundamental group $\pi^{alg}_{1}(X)$ of a scheme and I think I understand the relation between $\pi^{alg}_{1}(X)$ and $\pi_{1}(X(\mathbb{C}))$, where …
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Bisimplicial sets and homology
I'm not sure about the following result:
Theorem (?): Let $f_{\bullet,\bullet}: X_{\bullet,\bullet}\rightarrow Y_{\bullet,\bullet}$ a map of bisimplicial sets such that for any
natural number $n$, …
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rational cohomology of symmetric groups
If you want to prove that group cohomology $H^{\ast}(\Sigma_{n},\mathbb{Q})=0$
you use the fact that $\mathbb{Q}$ is a projective $\mathbb{Q}[\Sigma_{n}]$-module (Maschke’s theorem) therefore by defin …