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Homotopy theory, and change of base for groupoids and multiple groupoids’, Applied categorical structures (1996)

by R Brown
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Computing Crossed Modules Induced By An Inclusion Of A Normal Subgroup, With Applications To Homotopy 2-Types

by Ronald Brown , Christopher D. Wensley , 1996
"... We obtain some explicit calculations of crossed Q-modules induced from a crossed module over a normal subgroup P of Q. By virtue of theorems of Brown and Higgins, this enables the computation of the homotopy 2-types and second homotopy modules of certain homotopy pushouts of maps of classifying ..."
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We obtain some explicit calculations of crossed Q-modules induced from a crossed module over a normal subgroup P of Q. By virtue of theorems of Brown and Higgins, this enables the computation of the homotopy 2-types and second homotopy modules of certain homotopy pushouts of maps of classifying spaces of discrete groups.

Free crossed resolutions of groups and presentations of modules of identities among relations

by Ronald Brown, Abdul Razak Salleh , 2008
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Computations and homotopical applications of induced crossed modules

by Ronald Brown, Christopher D Wensley - J. Symb. Comp
"... We explain how the computation of induced crossed modules allows the computation of certain homotopy 2-types and, in particular, second homotopy groups. We discuss various issues involved in computing induced crossed modules and give some examples and applications. ..."
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We explain how the computation of induced crossed modules allows the computation of certain homotopy 2-types and, in particular, second homotopy groups. We discuss various issues involved in computing induced crossed modules and give some examples and applications.
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