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Introduction to Left Homotopy: The Homotopy Relation in a Model Category
Introduces left homotopy between morphisms and its preservation under postcomposition in a model category.
Basic properties of left homotopy: The homotopy relation in a model category
Explores the basic properties of left homotopy in model categories, focusing on weak equivalences and morphism relationships.
Limits and Colimits in Functor Categories
Explores limits and colimits in functor categories, focusing on equalizers, pullbacks, and their significance in category theory.
Adjunction between Simplicial Sets and Enriched Categories
Covers the adjunction between simplicial sets and simplicially enriched categories, including preservation of inclusions and construction of homotopy categories.
Derived Functors in Homotopical Algebra
Covers the Fundamental Theorem of homotopical algebra, Quillen pairs, and derived functors.
Lifting properties, Chapter 2(a): Definition and elementary properties of model categories
Covers morphisms with lifting properties, pushouts, pullbacks, and the uniqueness in the universal property of pushouts.
Left Homotopy as an Equivalence Relation: The Homotopy Relation in a Model Category
Explores the left homotopy relation as an equivalence relation in model categories.
Model Category: Definition and Elementary Properties
Covers the definition and properties of a model category, including fibrations, cofibrations, weak equivalences, and more.
The Whitehead Lemma: Homotopy Equivalence in Model Categories
Explores the Whitehead Lemma, showing when a morphism is a weak equivalence.
Introduction to Model Categories
Explores lifting properties and model categories in topological spaces.