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Stable Infinity-Categories

Context

(,1)-Category theory

Stable Homotopy theory

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For a definition of stable -categories see stable ∞-category.

Summary

Based on the theory of (∞,1)-categories as developed in his book Higher Topos Theory, Lurie studies here (,1)-categories of “stable objects”, i.e. of objects that behave like spectra in that for each object X there not only its loop space object ΩX but also conversely, X is the loop space object of another object ΣX.

The definition is very simple. The homotopy category of a stable (,1)-category is shown to be a triangulated category: the comparatively complicated axioms of triangulated categories follow from the simple (,1)-categorical axioms. Large chunks of homological algebra is then re-examined from the more natural point of view of stable (,1)-categories.

Content

1 Introduction

2 Stable -Categories

3 The Homotopy Category of a Stable -Category

4 Properties of Stable -Categories

5 Exact Functors

6 t-Structures and Localization

7 Boundedness and Completeness

8 Stabilization

9 The -Category of Spectra

10 Excisive Functors

11 Filtered Objects and Spectral Sequences

12 The -Categorical Dold-Kan Correspondence

13 Homological Algebra

14 The Universal Property of D (A)

15 Presentable Stable -Categories

16 Accessible t-Structures

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