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Cohomology for directed spaces Quantitative Geometry and Topology Workshop Mario G omez The Ohio State University gomezflores.1@osu.edu April 27, 2019 Mario G omez (OSU) Cohomology for directed spaces (QGT) April 27, 2019 1 / 3


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Cohomology for directed spaces

Quantitative Geometry and Topology Workshop Mario G´

  • mez

The Ohio State University gomezflores.1@osu.edu

April 27, 2019

Mario G´

  • mez (OSU)

Cohomology for directed spaces (QGT) April 27, 2019 1 / 3

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Directed topological spaces

A stream1 is a topological space X equipped with a preorder ≤U on each open set U ⊂ X that satisfy a compatibility condition: the preorder on ∪Uα is the transitive-symmetric closure of the preorders ≤Uα. Stream maps X → Y are continuous functions that respect the preorders. Streams admit generalizations of usual topological constructions. For instance, we have classifying spaces of monoids BM, which allow us to define cohomology of a stream as H1(X; M) = [X, BM].

1Krishnan: A convinient cateogory of locally pre-ordered spaces. Mario G´

  • mez (OSU)

Cohomology for directed spaces (QGT) April 27, 2019 2 / 3

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Invariants of streams

Unfortunately, many constructions do not detect directionality or are too

  • wild. The fundamental monoid is not a dihomotopy invariant, and with

M = N we obtain the usual cohomology with Z coefficients. We hope to develop more refined invariants that detect this type of behavior.

Mario G´

  • mez (OSU)

Cohomology for directed spaces (QGT) April 27, 2019 3 / 3