Iterated wreath product of the simplex category and iterated loop spaces
By C. Berger. 2005
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Generalising Segal's approach to 1-fold loop spaces, the homotopy theory of n-fold loop spaces is shown to be equivalent to the homotopy theory of reduced Tn-spaces, where Tn is an iterated wreath product of the simplex category. A sequence of functors from Tn to G allows for an alternative description of the Segal spectrum associated to a G-space. This yields a canonical reduced Tn-set model for each Eilenberg?MacLane space.
Subfields: Algebra and Number Theory, Geometry and Topology, Mathematical Physics
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In Algebra and Number Theory
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- C. Berger
- J. Francis
- David Ayala
- Benoit Fresse
- Michael Batanin
- Joachim Kock
- Michael Shulman
In Geometry and Topology
- Ieke Moerdijk
- C. Berger
- David Ayala
- J. Francis
- Benoit Fresse
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In Mathematical Physics
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- Denis-Charles Cisinski
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