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Equivalence de la théorie homotopique des $n$-groupoïdes et celle des espaces topologiques $n$-tronqués

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This paper constitutes a recent work using the constructions of a previous preprint alg-geom/9512006 to show that the functors geometric realisation and Poincaré $n$-groupoid induce an equivalence between the category of $n$-grouppoids and the category of $n$-truncated topological spaces, when we localise both categories by weak equivalence.

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Zouhair Tamsamani. 1996-07-10. Equivalence de la théorie homotopique des $n$-groupoïdes et celle des espaces topologiques $n$-tronqués. https://arxiv.org/abs/alg-geom/9607010

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