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infinity-group

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Group Theory

(,1)-Category theory

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Definition

An ∞-group is a group object in ∞Grpd.

Equivalently (by the delooping hypothesis) it is a pointed connected -groupoid.

Under the identification of ∞Grpd with Top this is known as an A -space, for instance.

An -Lie group is accordingly a group object in ∞-Lie groupoids. And so on.

Properties

For details see groupoid object in an (∞,1)-category.

Examples

(∞,1)-operad∞-algebragrouplike versionin Topgenerally
A-∞ operadA-∞ algebra∞-groupA-∞ space, e.g. loop spaceloop space object
E-k operadE-k algebrak-monoidal ∞-groupiterated loop spaceiterated loop space object
E-∞ operadE-∞ algebraabelian ∞-groupE-∞ space, if grouplike: infinite loop space Γ-spaceinfinite loop space object
connective spectrum connective spectrum object
stabilizationspectrumspectrum object

References

The homotopy theory of -groups that are n-connected and r-truncated for rn is discussed in

  • A.R. Garzón, J.G. Miranda?, Serre homotopy theory in subcategories of simplicial groups Journal of Pure and Applied Algebra Volume 147, Issue 2, 24 March 2000, Pages 107-123

category: ∞-groupoid

Revised on February 20, 2013 00:47:10 by Urs Schreiber (80.81.16.253)