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SUMMARY:Jaco Ruit (Utrecht University)
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 ">On the theory of double $\\infty$-categories II</a>\nby Jaco Ruit (Utrec
 ht University) as part of Algebra and Geometry Seminar @ HKUST\n\nLecture 
 held in Room 4475 (Lifts 25/26).\n\nAbstract\nThis series of three talks a
 ims to give a detailed introduction to double $\\infty$-categories. Double
  $\\infty$-categories can be viewed as generalizations of $(\\infty\,2)$-c
 ategories that admit two directions for morphisms. The series starts by mo
 tivating these categorical constructions\, and we will see how these appea
 r in mathematics. We will discuss their definitions\, including different 
 completeness assumptions. Moreover\, we will see how double $\\infty$-cate
 gories can be used to model $(\\infty\,2)$-categories.  We highlight some 
 important examples of double $\\infty$-categories throughout.\n\nWe will t
 hen continue to study the notions of companionships and conjunctions in do
 uble $\\infty$-categories. These are important and useful concepts that ca
 n be used to describe the universal property of so-called squares construc
 tions\, as we will see. Moreover\, we will study functors between double $
 \\infty$-categories and show that they assemble into double $\\infty$-cate
 gories of functors with vertical and horizontal natural transformations. W
 e present a new result that characterizes the companions and conjoints in 
 these functor double $\\infty$-categories. On the way\, we will see how th
 is double categorical machinery can be specialized to prove results in $(\
 \infty\,2)$-category theory.\n\nDuring the first talk\, we will recall som
 e relevant background material on $\\infty$-categories that will be needed
  to follow the series. No knowledge of $(\\infty\,2)$-categories is assume
 d.\n\nLecture series: On the theory of double $\\infty$-categories\n
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