On two-dimensional holonomy
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Abstract: We define the thin fundamental categorical group of a based smooth manifold as the categorical group whose objects are rank-1 homotopy classes of based loops on , and whose morphisms are rank-2 homotopy classes of homotopies between based loops on . Here two maps are rank- homotopic, when the rank of the differential of the homotopy between them equals . Let be a Lie categorical group coming from a Lie crossed module . We construct categorical holonomies, defined to be smooth morphisms , by using a notion of categorical connections, being a pair , where is a connection 1-form on , a principal bundle over , and is a 2-form on with values in the Lie algebra of , with the pair satisfying suitable conditions. As a further result, we are able to define Wilson spheres in this context.
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