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Decomposing CW complexes
Covers the decomposition of a CW complex based on characteristic maps and cell containment.
The Joyal Model Structure
Defines and studies the Joyal Model structure, focusing on the properties of quasi-categories within this framework.
From Simplicial Categories to Quasicategories
Introduces the construction of quasi-categories from Kan enriched categories through defining simplicially enriched categories and constructing the simplicial nerve functor.
Limits and colimits as adjoints: Chapter 1(c)
Explores the characterization of limits and colimits as adjoints in category theory.
Bar Construction: Homology Groups and Classifying Space
Covers the bar construction method, homology groups, classifying space, and the Hopf formula.
Cellular Approximation: Homotopy and CW Complexes
Explores the cellular approximation theorem for CW complexes and its implications on homotopy groups.
Homotopic Extension Problem
Explores solving the homotopic extension problem, constructing relative CW complexes, and ensuring uniqueness in CW approximations.
Simplicial Homology: Examples
Explores examples of simplicial homology by equipping known topological spaces with delta complex structures.
Simplices
Covers the concept of simplices in delta complexes and explains the standard n-simplex and the ordering of vertices.
Singular homology
Introduces singular homology, defining singular simplices and explaining the chain complex construction.
Homology and the fundamental group
Explores simplicial and singular homology, reduced homology groups, and their connection to the fundamental group.
Review of Simplicial Sets
Covers limits, colimits, standard simplices, mapping spaces, boundaries, horns, and spines.
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