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Published in Submitted preprint, 2022
We develop a theory of limits and colimits in the setting of synthetic ∞-categories.
Recommended citation: Bardomiano Martínez, César. “Limits and Colimits in Synthetic ∞-Categories.” Mathematical Structures in Computer Science 35 (2025): e24. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0960129525100248. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0960129525100248
Published in Submitted preprint, 2024
We study exponentiable functors in simplicial type theory. Submitted
Recommended citation: Bardomiano Martínez, César. “Exponentiable Functors between Synthetic ∞-Categories.” Mathematical Structures in Computer Science 35 (2025): e29. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0960129525100339. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0960129525100339
Published in Preprint, 2025
We explore a beautiful and intriguing relation between logic and homotopy theory. In this joint work with Simon Henry, we build the notion of a language over a model category. Throughout it, we hope to get some insights about models of infinity categories.
Recommended citation: Arxiv preprint!
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Talk for the Logic Seminar in the Deparment of Mathematics at UOttawa at the University of Ottawa.s
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Contributed talk during the Interactions of Proof Assistants and Mathematics Summer School at Regensburg.
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Contributed talk during the Category Theory Conference 2024 (CT2024).
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Contributed talk at the Foundational methods in computer science in Kananaskis, AB.
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Speed talk at the Categorical logic and higher categories conference
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Invited talk for the ASSUME joint seminar on Univalent foundations between Universities of Birmingham and Notthingham.
Teaching, Faculty of Sciences, 2016
Teaching assistant, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, 1900
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Teaching assistant, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, 2021
This semester I am a Lecturer for Calculus II (Mat 1322).