(0,1)-topos in nLab
Context
(0,1)(0,1)-Category theory
(0,1)-category theory: logic, order theory
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proset, partially ordered set (directed set, total order, linear order)
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distributive lattice, completely distributive lattice, canonical extension
Theorems
Topos Theory
Background
Toposes
Internal Logic
Topos morphisms
Cohomology and homotopy
In higher category theory
Theorems
Contents
Idea
The notion of (0,1)(0,1)-topos is that of topos in the context of (0,1)-category theory.
The notion of (0,1)(0,1)-topos is essentially equivalent to that of Heyting algebra; similarly, a Grothendieck (0,1)(0,1)-topos is a locale.
Notice that every (1,1)(1,1)-Grothendieck topos comes from a localic groupoid, i.e. a groupoid internal to locales, hence a groupoid internal to (0,1)(0,1)-toposes. See classifying topos of a localic groupoid for more.
flavors of higher toposes
References
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J. C. Baez, M. Shulman, Lectures on n-categories and cohomology , pp.1-68 in J. C. Baez, P. May (eds.), Towards Higher Categories, Springer Heidelberg 2010. (preprint; section 5.3)
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Jacob Lurie, Higher Topos Theory , Princeton UP 2009. (section 6.4.2)
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