Lawrence-Sullivan models for the interval
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Abstract: Two constructions of a Lie model of the interval were performed by R. Lawrence and D. Sullivan. The first model uses an inductive process and the second one comes directly from solving a differential equation. They conjectured that these two models are the same. We prove this conjecture here.
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