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Higher Dimensional Categories an illustrated guide book

Higher Dimensional Categories an illustrated guide book

Higher Dimensional Categories an illustrated guide book

This work gives an explanatory introduction to various definitions of higher dimensional category. The emphasis is on ideas rather than formalities; the aim is to shed light on the formalities by emphasising the intuitions that lead there. Covered topics are: Penon, Batanin and Leinster, Opetopic, Tamsamani and Simpson, Trimble and May.

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