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D. Chataur

6 papers hereh-index 11339 citations37 works total

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20022004
most citedA bordism approach to string topology

16 citations · 17 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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math.AT2003★ 16 cited

A bordism approach to string topology

David Chataur

Using intersection theory in the context of Hilbert manifolds and geometric homology we show how to recover the main operations of string topology built by M. Chas and D. Sullivan.…

math.AT2003

E-infinity Cell Models for Free and Based Loop Space Cohomology

David Chataur, Jonathan A. Scott

We construct E-infinity cell algebra models for the cochain algebras of the free and based loop spaces on a simply-connected topological space. Techniques from rational homotopy th…

math.AT2003

Fibrewise nullification and the cube theorem

David Chataur, Jerome Scherer

Our aim is to construct fibrewise localizations in model categories. For pointed spaces, the general idea is to decompose the total space of a fibration as a diagram over the categ…

math.AT2003

Plus-construction for algebras over an operad, cyclic and Hochschild homologies up to homotopy

David Chataur, Jose Luis Rodriguez, Jerome Scherer

In this paper we apply homotopical localization to the framework of differential graded algebras over an operad. We get plus construction by performing nullification with respect t…

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