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About the transitivity of the property of being Segal topological algebra
We show that if (A, f, B) and (B, g, C) are left (right or two-sided) Segal topological algebras for which g(f(A))⊆ g(B)g(f(A)) (g(f(A))⊆ g(f(A))g(B) or g(f(A))⊆ g(B)g(f(A))∩ g(f(A))g(B), respectively), then (A, g∘ f, C) is also a left (right or two-sided, respectively) Segal topological algebra.
M. Abel
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The homotopy theory of strong homotopy algebras and bialgebras [PDF]
Lada introduced strong homotopy algebras to describe the structures on a deformation retract of an algebra in topological spaces. However, there is no satisfactory general definition of a morphism of strong homotopy (s.h.) algebras.
Pridham, J. P.
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About pushouts in the category φ(B) of Segal topological algebras
In this paper, we answer positively the open question, posed in [2], about the existence of pushouts in the category φ(B) of Segal topological algebras.
M. Abel
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Derived sections of Grothendieck fibrations and the problems of homotopical algebra
The description of algebraic structure of n-fold loop spaces can be done either using the formalism of topological operads, or using variations of Segal's $\Gamma$-spaces.
Balzin, Edouard
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ABOUT SOME CATEGORIES OF SEGAL TOPOLOGICAL ALGEBRAS
We will construct two categories of Segal topological algebras and prove some of their categorical properties. We will show that several properties known for categories (of sets, for example) have analogues in the category S (B) of Segal topological ...
M. Abel
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Closed strings can be seen either as one-dimensional objects in a target space or as points in the free loop space. Correspondingly, a B-field can be seen either as a connection on a gerbe over the target space, or as a connection on a line bundle over ...
Bunk, Severin, Waldorf, Konrad
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A Z2-topological index as a Z2-state index [PDF]
Within the setting of infinite-dimensional self-dual CAR C* algebras describing fermions in the [Formula: see text] lattice, we depart from the well-known Araki–Evans [Formula: see text] index for quasi-free fermion states and rewrite it in terms of ...
N. Aza +2 more
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Segal operations in the algebraic K-theory of topological spaces [PDF]
We extend earlier work of Waldhausen which defines operations on the algebraic $K$-theory of the one-point space. For a connected simplicial abelian group $X$ and symmetric groups $ _n$, we define operations $ ^n \colon A(X) \rightarrow A(X{\times}B _n)$ in the algebraic $K$-theory of spaces. We show that our operations can be given the structure of
Gunnarsson, Thomas, Staffeldt, Ross
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Some remarks on the Gelfand–Naimark–Segal representations of topological *-algebras [PDF]
After an appropriate restatement of the Gelfand–Naimark–Segal construction for topological *-algebras we prove that there exists an isomorphism among the set Cycl(A) of weakly continuous strongly cyclic *-representations of a barreled dual-separable *-algebra with unit A, the space HilbA(A*) of the Hilbert spaces that are continuously embedded in A*
Iguri, S.M., Castagnino, M.A.
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About the density property in the space of continuous maps vanishing at infinity; pp. 282–290 [PDF]
The conditions when C0(X)âY is dense in C0(X;Y) in the compact-open topology on C0(X;Y) are given. This result is used for describing the properties of topological Segal algebras.
Mart Abel
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