REVIEWS-Sketches of an elephant: A topos theory compendium

By P. Johnstone, S. Awodey. 2003

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• Convenient Categories of Smooth Spaces (2008, background): “D‘covers’ an object D. For this, our category should be what is called a ‘site’. Usually a site is defined to be a category equipped with a ‘Grothendieck topology’. However, as emphasized by Johnstone [20], we can get away with less: it is enough to use a ‘Grothendieck pretopology’, or ‘coverage’. Th”
• A topos foundation for theories of physics: I. Formal languages for physics (2007, methodology): “understand. The references that we have found most helpful in this series of papers are [7, 8, 10, 9, 11, 12 ].”
• “What is a Thing?”: Topos Theory in the Foundations of Physics (2008, unknown): “17 The references that we have found most helpful in our research are [65, 34, 59, 11, 66, 55 ].”