International audienceDirected topology was introduced as a model of concurrent programs, where the flow of time is described by distinguishing certain paths in the topological space representing such a program. Algebraic invariants which respect this directedness have been introduced to classify directed spaces. In this work we study the properties of such invariants with respect to the reversal of the flow of time in directed spaces. Known invariants, natural homotopy and homology, have been shown to be unchanged under this time-reversal. We show that these can be equipped with additional algebraic structure witnessing this reversal. Specifically, when applied to a directed space and to its reversal, we show that these refined invariants ...
The homotopy hypothesis was originally stated by Grothendieck: topological spaces should be "equival...
Algebraic topological methods have been used successfully in concurrency theory, the domain of theo...
Directed spaces are the objects of study within directed algebraic topology. They are characterised ...
International audienceDirected topology was introduced as a model of concurrent programs, where the ...
International audienceDirected topology was introduced as a model of concurrent programs, where the ...
With motivations arising from concurrency theory within Computer Science, a new field of research, d...
International audienceConcurrency, i.e., the domain in computer science which deals with parallel (a...
Studying a system that evolves with time through its geometry is the main purpose of directed algebr...
International audienceConcurrency, i.e., the domain in computer science which deals with parallel (a...
AbstractWe show in this article that some concepts from homotopy theory, in algebraic topology, are ...
We show in this article that some concepts from homotopy theory, in algebraic topology,are relevant ...
International audienceWe show in this article that some concepts from homotopy theory, in algebraic ...
International audienceWe show in this article that some concepts from homotopy theory, in algebraic ...
AbstractWe show in this article that some concepts from homotopy theory, in algebraic topology, are ...
Concurrency ie the domain in computer science which deals with parallel asynchronous computations...
The homotopy hypothesis was originally stated by Grothendieck: topological spaces should be "equival...
Algebraic topological methods have been used successfully in concurrency theory, the domain of theo...
Directed spaces are the objects of study within directed algebraic topology. They are characterised ...
International audienceDirected topology was introduced as a model of concurrent programs, where the ...
International audienceDirected topology was introduced as a model of concurrent programs, where the ...
With motivations arising from concurrency theory within Computer Science, a new field of research, d...
International audienceConcurrency, i.e., the domain in computer science which deals with parallel (a...
Studying a system that evolves with time through its geometry is the main purpose of directed algebr...
International audienceConcurrency, i.e., the domain in computer science which deals with parallel (a...
AbstractWe show in this article that some concepts from homotopy theory, in algebraic topology, are ...
We show in this article that some concepts from homotopy theory, in algebraic topology,are relevant ...
International audienceWe show in this article that some concepts from homotopy theory, in algebraic ...
International audienceWe show in this article that some concepts from homotopy theory, in algebraic ...
AbstractWe show in this article that some concepts from homotopy theory, in algebraic topology, are ...
Concurrency ie the domain in computer science which deals with parallel asynchronous computations...
The homotopy hypothesis was originally stated by Grothendieck: topological spaces should be "equival...
Algebraic topological methods have been used successfully in concurrency theory, the domain of theo...
Directed spaces are the objects of study within directed algebraic topology. They are characterised ...