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Kazunori Noguchi

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The Euler characteristic of an enriched category

We define Euler characteristic of a category enriched by a monoidal model category. If a monoidal model category V is equipped with Euler characteristic that is compatible with weak equivalences and fibrations in V, then our Euler characteristic is also compatible with weak equivalences and fibrations in the model structure induced by that of V. In particular, we focus on the case of topological categories; that is, categories enriched by the category of topological spaces. As its application, we obtain the ordinary Euler characteristic of a cellular stratified space X by computing the Euler characteristic of the face category C(X) induced from X.

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Ramified coverings of small categories

We introduce a ramified covering of small categories, and we show three properties of the notion: the Riemann-Hurwitz formula holds for a ramified covering of finite categories, the zeta function of $C$ divides that of $\widetilde{C}$ for a ramified covering $\map{P}{\widetilde{C}}{C}$ of finite categories, and the classifying space of a $d$-fold ramified covering of small categories is also a $d$-fold ramified covering in the sense of Dold \cite{Dol86}.

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Coverings of small categories and nerves

We prove a certain proposition which states a relationship between coverings of small categories and nerves. As its application, we prove that for a covering $\map{P}{E}{B}$ of finite categories, the zeta function of $E$ is the zeta function of $B$ to the number of sheet of $P$. Moreover, we prove the formula $χ(E)=χ(F)χ(B)$ for Euler characteristic of categories and coverings.

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The zeta function of a finite category

We define the zeta function of a finite category. And we propose a conjecture which states the relationship between the Euler characteristic of finite categories and the zeta function of finite categories. This conjecture is verified when categories are finite groupoids, finite acyclic categories, categories with 2-objects and finite categories satisfying certain condition.

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The Euler characteristics of categories and the barycentric subdivision

We prove the $L^2$-Euler characteristic has the invariance under the barycentric subdivision only for finite acyclic categories. And we extend the definition of $L^2$-Euler characteristic and prove the extended $L^2$-Euler characteristic has the invariance under the barycentric subdivision for more wide class of finite categories.

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