Framed Combinatorial Topology
`Framed combinatorial topology’ is the title of a book we just uploaded to the arXiv. On the linked page you’ll find more information!
The project is part of the larger endeavor of geometric higher category theory.
Christoph Dorn
Researcher at Vaticle.
- United Kingdom
- Vaticle
- Oxford Math
- Oxford CS
- Cambridge Math
- ETH Physics
- GitHub
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