Notes on Categories with Families
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Notes on framed bicategories based on a Cargo Talk
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Notes from my Lab Lunch talk on February 13, 2018
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Extended notes based on Steve Vickers’s expository talk in CARGO
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Some notes on generalization of Grothendieck fibrations to n-categories
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Notes on framed bicategories based on a Cargo Talk
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Some notes on my undertanding of derived algebraic geometry
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Notes on Street’s paper
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An example of a topos (from logic) that does not have any points.
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Notes for my CARGO talks.
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Some remarks and supplementary notes on my CARGO talk
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Notes for my CARGO talk.
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Notes from a talk given by Nicola Gambino in theory seminar
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A list of tricks/theorems/constructions/concepts/theories I wished to know but never had time/opportunity to learn them!
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Notes for my CARGO talk.
Incomplete as they stand (April, 2018)
A review of existing philosophical theories on mathematical understanding
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A review of theory of principal bundles and higher principal bundles
Incomplete as they stand (April, 2018)
A review of theory of principal bundles and higher principal bundles
Incomplete as they stand (April, 2018)
Warning: in construction! We introduce three Grothendieck topologies on the category of based schemes; the Zariski, the étale and the fpqc topology
Incomplete as they stand (February, 2018)
To be wirtten soon!
Incomplete as they stand (May, 2017)
To be completed!
Incomplete as they stand (May, 2017)
Research notes: Incomplete
With Maru Sarazola and Tim Campion we are organizing Topology Seminar at Johns Hopkins
With Alexander Oldenziel, Joost van Dijk and a few others we have an informal weekly reading sessions on Arithmetic Universes and Goedel's incompleteness theorem in Utrecht and Amsterdam.
I am one of the organizers of category theory reading group (CARGO). The meetings takes place at the school of computer science on a weekly basis. The participants are mostly PhD students and research fellows in theoretical computer science. Read more about it here .