In this paper, we describe a convenient categorical structure with respect to a class of monomorphisms M and epimorphisms E for any topological category. We show in particular that the structure that we introduce here, which is induced by topological functors and their initial liftings, allows the study of some M−coreflective subcategories of a topological category. We pay special attention to projective structures
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The notion of A∞-object is now classical. Initiated by Jim Stasheff [29], it can be applied to most ...
Classes of morphisms that occur as preimages of the class of all epimorphisms, of all extremal epi...
Abstract. In this paper we define a sequence of monads T(∞,n)(n ∈ N) on the cate-gory ∞-Gr of ∞-grap...
En este artículo describimos una estructura categórica conveniente respecto a una clase de monomorfi...
AbstractThis is a survey for the working mathematician of the theory of initially complete categorie...
The category C is "projective complete"if each object has a projective cover (which is then a maxima...
AbstractWe consider the theory of operads and their algebras in enriched category theory. We introdu...
AbstractThe category of all topological spaces and continuous maps and its full subcategory of all T...
We present a formalism for describing categories equipped with extra structure that involves covaria...
The homotopy category of a stable (∞,1)-category can be endowed with a triangulated structure. The m...
AbstractA morphism of a category which is simultaneously an epimorphism and a monomorphism is called...
AbstractFor any locally small category A, applying Lawvere's “structure” functor to the hom-functor ...
We define natural A∞-transformations and construct A∞-category of A∞-functors. The notion of non-str...
International audienceWe prove a categorical duality between a class of abstract algebras of partial...
AbstractIn this paper the lattice of all epireflective subcategories of a topological category is st...
The notion of A∞-object is now classical. Initiated by Jim Stasheff [29], it can be applied to most ...
Classes of morphisms that occur as preimages of the class of all epimorphisms, of all extremal epi...
Abstract. In this paper we define a sequence of monads T(∞,n)(n ∈ N) on the cate-gory ∞-Gr of ∞-grap...