Mathematics – Algebraic Topology
Scientific paper
2002-12-05
Mathematics
Algebraic Topology
27 pages. Incorporates suggestions of referee, especially: more context in intro, proof that we have a cotriple is clarified,
Scientific paper
We define an ``algebraic'' version of the Goodwillie tower, P_n^alg F(X), that depends only on the behavior of F on coproducts of X. When F is a functor to connected spaces or grouplike H-spaces, the functor P_n^alg F is the base of a fibration whose fiber is the simplicial space associated to a cotriple built from the (n+1) cross effect of the functor F. When the connectivity of X is large enough (for example, when F is the identity functor and X is connected), the algebraic Goodwillie tower agrees with the ordinary (topological) Goodwillie tower, so this theory gives a way of studying the Goodwillie approximation to a functor F in many interesting cases.
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