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Homotopy theory for truncated weak equivalences of simplicial groups (1997)

by A R Garz'on J Miranda
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A Simplicial Description Of The Homotopy Category Of Simplicial Groupoids

by A. Garzon, J. Miranda, R. Osorio , 2000
"... . In this paper we use Quillen's model structure given by Dwyer-Kan for the category of simplicial groupoids (with discrete object of objects) to describe in this category, in the simplicial language, the fundamental homotopy theoretical constructions of path and cylinder objects. We then characteri ..."
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. In this paper we use Quillen's model structure given by Dwyer-Kan for the category of simplicial groupoids (with discrete object of objects) to describe in this category, in the simplicial language, the fundamental homotopy theoretical constructions of path and cylinder objects. We then characterize the associated left and right homotopy relations in terms of simplicial identities and give a simplicial description of the homotopy category of simplicial groupoids. Finally, we show loop and suspension functors in the pointed case. 1. Introduction 1.1. Summary. A well-known and quite powerful context in which an abstract homotopy theory can be developed is supplied by a category with a closed model structure in the sense of Quillen [16]. The category Simp(Gp) of simplicial groups is a remarkable example of what a closed model category is, and the homotopy theory in Simp(Gp) developed by Kan [12] occurs as the homotopy theory associated to this closed model structure. According to the t...
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