Camell Kachour

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math.CT2021

Globular weak $(n, \infty)$ -Transformations ( $n \in N$ ) in the sense of Grothendieck

Camell Kachour

This article describe globular weak $(n, \infty)$ -transformations ( $n \in N$ ) in the sense of Grothendieck, i.e for each $n \in N$ we build a coherator $Θ^{\infty}_{\m…

math.CT2021

Combinatorial approach to the category $Θ_{0}$ of cubical pasting diagrams

Camell Kachour

In these notes we describe models of globular weak $(\infty, m)$ -categories ( $m \in N$ ) in the Grothendieck style, i.e for each $m \in N$ we define a globular coherato…

math.CT2017

Notes on Multiple Higher Category Theory

Camell Kachour

These notes follows the articles \cite{kamel, Cam, cam-cubique} which show how powerful can be the method of \textit{Stretchings} initiated with the \textit{Globular Geometry} by J…

math.CT2012

Corrections to the article: Operadic definition of the non-strict cells

Camell Kachour

In this short notes we propose a new notion of contractibility for coloured $ω$ -operad defined in the article published in Cahiers de Topologie et de G{é}om{é}trie Diff{é}rentielle…

math.CT2011

Notes on $n$ -Transformations by Theories ( $n \in N^{*}$ )

Camell Kachour

Clemens Berger showed that Weak Omega Categories of Michael Batanin can be defined as model of a certain kind of theories that he called "homogeneous theories". By using the work o…

Globular weak (n,∞)-Transformations (n∈N) in the sense of Grothendieck

Combinatorial approach to the category Θ0​ of cubical pasting diagrams

Notes on Multiple Higher Category Theory

Corrections to the article: Operadic definition of the non-strict cells

Notes on n-Transformations by Theories (n∈N∗)

Globular weak $(n, \infty)$ -Transformations ( $n \in N$ ) in the sense of Grothendieck

Combinatorial approach to the category $Θ_{0}$ of cubical pasting diagrams

Notes on $n$ -Transformations by Theories ( $n \in N^{*}$ )