Christoph Dorn

Mathematician and computer scientist. Interested in computable foundations of geometry and higher algebra.

Factorization homology

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I gave a talk at CUNY about factorization homology, and have written up some notes which I’m posting here.

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Principles of higher-dimensional logic

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We allow ourselves to speculate a bit about how the 1-dimensional logical constructs that one frequently encounters in practical approaches to mathematical foundations may in fact emerge from a set of “more fundamental” principles of compositionality in higher-dimensional logic. → read note

Towards computable manifolds

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In this (exceedingly brief) note, we discuss computability questions in the context of manifold theory. The main observation is that several computabilty issues in classical “set-point (differential) topological” foundations may potentially be overcome when working with manifolds from the higher-categorical perspective of manifold diagrams and tangles. → read note

The $D_4$ dualizability law

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This note gives a brief visual guide to how one can understand the classical \(D_4\) singularity in terms of a categorical pasting diagram (aka manifold diagram, or more specifically, a tame tangle). → read note