2011
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.1111.7090
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Group Operads and Homotopy Theory

Abstract: We introduce the classical theory of the interplay between group theory and topology into the context of operads and explore some applications to homotopy theory. We first propose a notion of a group operad and then develop a theory of group operads, extending the classical theories of groups, spaces with actions of groups, covering spaces and classifying spaces of groups. In particular, the fundamental groups of a topological operad is naturally a group operad and its higher homotopy groups are naturally oper… Show more

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“…Reading symmetric group elements as permutations from top to bottom, below is a pictorial representation of the final axiom for the map µ : • Our definition of an action operad is the same as that appearing in Wahl's thesis [22], but without the condition that each π n is surjective. It is also the same as that appearing in work of Zhang [23], although we prove later (see Lemma 1.21) that the condition e 1 = id in Zhang's definition follows from the rest of the axioms.…”
Section: Operadic Composition Is Then a Generalization Of Function Co...mentioning
confidence: 53%
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“…Reading symmetric group elements as permutations from top to bottom, below is a pictorial representation of the final axiom for the map µ : • Our definition of an action operad is the same as that appearing in Wahl's thesis [22], but without the condition that each π n is surjective. It is also the same as that appearing in work of Zhang [23], although we prove later (see Lemma 1.21) that the condition e 1 = id in Zhang's definition follows from the rest of the axioms.…”
Section: Operadic Composition Is Then a Generalization Of Function Co...mentioning
confidence: 53%
“…In Wahl's thesis [22], the essential definitions appear but not in complete generality as she requires a surjectivity condition. Zhang [23] also studies these notions 1 , once again in the context of homotopy theory, but requires the superfluous condition that e 1 = id (see Lemma 1.21).…”
Section: Groups Gmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We know the sequence Σ = (Σ n ) n≥0 of symmetric groups form a nonsymmetric operad. The notion of group operads is a generalization of it, which appears in [37] and an axiomatic definition is given in [39]. A group operad is a (Set-valued) non-symmetric operad G = (G n ) n≥0 together with an operad map π :…”
Section: Compatibility With Thin-powered Structuresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, we can also considered the symmetrized version of them by group operads. Group operad G, which is discussed in [37] and [39], is a non-symmetric operad such that each G(n) has a group structure with certain compatibility with the operad operations. We can define G the cubical category with symmetry of G as follows: For a goup operad G, we can naturally regard it as a crossed ∆-group defined in [3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The original definition of categories of operators, however, only covers the symmetric operads (or multicategories more generally). On the other hand, Zhang introduced group operads [22] as generalizations of the operad S of symmetric groups. As pointed out by Gurski [8], a group operad G may have an action on multicategories; namely, for a non-symmetric multicategory M, the action of G on M is defined to be a right action σ∈Sn M(a σ (1) .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%