scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1803729
Looking at space-time models (but also at concurrency systems or traffic networks), one needs paths which can not be reversed. The answer is given by directed algebraic topology. In Part I of this work (to appear in Cahiers de topologie et géom. diff. catéqoriques), the author introduced directed spaces, directed homotopy and their fundamental category (instead of the fundamental groupoid for ordinary spaces). In the paper under review, the author studies homotopy pushouts and pullbacks, mapping cones and homotopy fibres, suspensions and loops, higher homotopy monoids, cofibre and fibre sequences in this context.
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