2019
DOI: 10.3906/mat-1809-84
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Construction of higher groupoids via matched pairs actions

Abstract: In this work, we construct a relationship between matched pairs and triples of groupoids. Given two 3groupoids with a common edge, we construct a triple groupoid by using the matched pairs actions.

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“…For the algebraic description of pointed relative CW-complexes with cells in dimensions 4, Baues and Bleile introduced the concept of 4-dimensional quadratic complexes [8] to investigate the presentation of a space X as mapping cone of a map ∂(X) under a space D. The need for a proper understanding of the relevant algebraic and categorical structure of the 4-Dimensional 2-crossed modules are motivated by studies and examples [9][10][11][12][13][14][15] for higher categorical structures. In this work, we defined the notion of 4-Dimensional 2-crossed modules in order to look into any potential equivalence between homotopy 4-types, which was inspired by the work of Baues and Bleile.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For the algebraic description of pointed relative CW-complexes with cells in dimensions 4, Baues and Bleile introduced the concept of 4-dimensional quadratic complexes [8] to investigate the presentation of a space X as mapping cone of a map ∂(X) under a space D. The need for a proper understanding of the relevant algebraic and categorical structure of the 4-Dimensional 2-crossed modules are motivated by studies and examples [9][10][11][12][13][14][15] for higher categorical structures. In this work, we defined the notion of 4-Dimensional 2-crossed modules in order to look into any potential equivalence between homotopy 4-types, which was inspired by the work of Baues and Bleile.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%