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تسجيل مستخدم جديدIterated spans and classical topological field theories
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Rune Haugseng
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We construct higher categories of iterated spans, possibly equipped with extra structure in the form of local systems, and classify their fully dualizable objects. By the Cobordism Hypothesis, these give rise to framed topological quantum field theories, which are the fram
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