Research
In the past I worked on -Isovariant Homotopy Theory. I'm currently interested in cartesian fibrations in higher category theory, derived categories for real spaces and recently I started working on AI language models using hyperbolic geometry. Below you can find more details about my research interests, current projects, publications, collaborations and more.
Research Areas
I developped a simplicial approach to -isovariant homotopy theory. This framework is meant to study spaces with an involution (action of the group ) where isotropy groups are preserved strictly. I'm currently working on extending this theory to arbitrary profinite groups and exploring connections with real algebraic geometry by means of isovariant Betti realization functors
Current Projects
Publications and Preprints
Simplicial -Isovariant Homotopy Theory
Authors: Santiago Toro
Submitted to Documenta Mathematica, 2024
This article presents a novel approach to construct a model category structure designed to model the homotopy theory of spaces equipped with an action by the group , where morphisms are considered to be isovariant. Our methodology centers on simplicial techniques. We replace the conventional simplex category with a modified category and then delve into the study of presheaves of sets on . To establish the model category structure we employ Cisinski's methods for model structures in categories of presheaves. In particular, we use an analogous idea to the one employed by Cisinski and Moerdjik in the construction of a model category structure for Dendroidal Sets. Our approach distinguishes itself from prior work, such as Yeakel's which primarily focuses on a more topological context and, brings a new perspective to the study of isovariant homotopy theory for -spaces.
A model structure for 2 cartesian fibrations
Authors:
In preparation
Thesis
Simplicial -Isovariant Homotopy Theory
Authors: Santiago Toro Oquendo
PhD Thesis, Université de Bretagne Occidentale, 2024