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SUMMARY:Jaco Ruit (Utrecht University)
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DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/HKUST-AG/61/
 ">On the theory of double $\\infty$-categories I</a>\nby Jaco Ruit (Utrech
 t University) as part of Algebra and Geometry Seminar @ HKUST\n\nLecture h
 eld in Room 4475 (Lifts 25/26).\n\nAbstract\nThis series of three talks ai
 ms to give a detailed introduction to double $\\infty$-categories. Double 
 $\\infty$-categories can be viewed as generalizations of $(\\infty\,2)$-ca
 tegories that admit two directions for morphisms. The series starts by mot
 ivating these categorical constructions\, and we will see how these appear
  in mathematics. We will discuss their definitions\, including different c
 ompleteness assumptions. Moreover\, we will see how double $\\infty$-categ
 ories can be used to model $(\\infty\,2)$-categories.  We highlight some i
 mportant examples of double $\\infty$-categories throughout.\n\nWe will th
 en continue to study the notions of companionships and conjunctions in dou
 ble $\\infty$-categories. These are important and useful concepts that can
  be used to describe the universal property of so-called squares construct
 ions\, as we will see. Moreover\, we will study functors between double $\
 \infty$-categories and show that they assemble into double $\\infty$-categ
 ories of functors with vertical and horizontal natural transformations. We
  present a new result that characterizes the companions and conjoints in t
 hese functor double $\\infty$-categories. On the way\, we will see how thi
 s double categorical machinery can be specialized to prove results in $(\\
 infty\,2)$-category theory.\n\nDuring the first talk\, we will recall some
  relevant background material on $\\infty$-categories that will be needed 
 to follow the series. No knowledge of $(\\infty\,2)$-categories is assumed
 .\n\nLecture series: On the theory of double $\\infty$-categories\n
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