MATH-687: Algebraic models for homotopy types

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ln this course we will develop algebraic and coalgebraic models for homotopy types. Among other things we will learn about Quillen's and Sullivan's model of rationâl homotopy types and about Mandell's theorem in p-adic homotopy theory.

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