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A bigroupoid’s topology (or, Topologising the homotopy bigroupoid of a space)
The fundamental bigroupoid of a topological space is one way of capturing its homotopy 2-type. When the space is semilocally 2-connected, one can lift the construction to a bigroupoid internal to the category of topological spaces, as Brown and Danesh-Naruie lifted the fundamental groupoid to a topological groupoid. For locally relatively contractible spaces the resulting topological bigroupoid is locally trivial in a way analogous to the case of the topologised fundamental groupoid. This is the published version of arXiv:1302.7019.
期刊介绍:
Journal of Homotopy and Related Structures (JHRS) is a fully refereed international journal dealing with homotopy and related structures of mathematical and physical sciences.
Journal of Homotopy and Related Structures is intended to publish papers on
Homotopy in the broad sense and its related areas like Homological and homotopical algebra, K-theory, topology of manifolds, geometric and categorical structures, homology theories, topological groups and algebras, stable homotopy theory, group actions, algebraic varieties, category theory, cobordism theory, controlled topology, noncommutative geometry, motivic cohomology, differential topology, algebraic geometry.