A model structure on the category of pro-simplicial sets
By Daniel Isaksen. 2001
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We study the category pro-SSet of pro-simplicial sets, which arises in etale homotopy theory, shape theory, and pro-finite completion. We establish a model structure on pro-SSet so that it is possible to do homotopy theory in this category. This model structure is closely related to the strict structure of Edwards and Hastings. In order to understand the notion of homotopy groups for pro-spaces we use local systems on pro-spaces. We also give several alternative descriptions of weak equivalences, including a cohomological characterization. We outline dual constructions for ind-spaces.
Subfields: Geometry and Topology, Mathematical Physics, Molecular Biology
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In Geometry and Topology
- Gereon Quick
- Kathleen Ponto
- Jon P. May
- Daniel Isaksen
- Michael Shulman
- James Gillespie
- Daniel Dugger
- J. Sigurdsson
In Mathematical Physics
- Gereon Quick
- Kathleen Ponto
- Jon P. May
- Daniel Isaksen
- Michael Shulman
- James Gillespie
- Daniel Dugger
- J. Sigurdsson
In Molecular Biology
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