Transactions of the American Mathematical Society · 1986 · 17 citations · 8 references
Natural SciencesMathematicsGeometryPhilosophy Of MathematicsTopologyHomotopy TheoryTopological SpacesHomotopy Type TheoryPath ConnectednessTopos Theory
A conjecture of A. Joyal is proved, which states that, in contrast to topological spaces, toposes which are connected and locally connected are also path-connected. The reason for this phenomenon is the triviality of cardinality considerations in the topos-theoretic setting; any inhabited object pulls back to an enumerable object under some open surjective geometric morphism. This result points towards a homotopy theory for toposes.
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Foundations of Point Set Theory.
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