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Hereafter we give some information about the electronic Journal:
Theory and Applications of Catégories ( T A C ) , ISSN 1201-56IX
Contents of VOLUME 19, CT2006
A spécial volume of articles from the CT2006 Conférence Proceedings of the International Category Theory Conférence, CT 2006
The organizers, 1-3
1. Exponentiability in homotopy slices of Top and pseudo-slices of Cat, Susan NIEFIELD, 4-18
2. Components, compléments and the reflection formula, Claudio PISANI,
19-40
3. Axiomatic Cohésion, F. William LAWVERE, 41-49 4. Q-modules are Q-suplattices, Isar STUBBE, 50-60
5. Itérative algebras: How itérative are they? J. ADAMEK, R. BORGER, S.
Minus, and J. VELEBIL, 61-92
6. Cartesian bicategories II, A. CARBONI, G.M. KELLY, R.F.C. WALTERS and R . J . W O O D , 93-124
Contents of VOLUME 18 - 2007
1. Bicat is not triequivalent to Gray, Stephen LACK, 1-3
2. Polarized category theory, modules, and game semantics, J.R.B.
COCKETT and R.A.G. SEELY, 4-101
3. Functional analysis on normed spaces: the Banach space comparison, M. SIOEN and S. VERWULGEN, 102-117
4. On Yetter's Invariant and an Extension of the Dijkgraaf-Witten
THEORY AND APPLICATIONS OF CATEGORIES
Invariant to Categorical Groups, Joao Faria MARTINS and Timothy
PORTER, 118-150
5. Pullback and finite coproduct preserving functors between catégories of permutation représentations: Corrigendum and Addendum, Elango
PANCHADCHARAM and Ross STREET, 151-156
6. CCD lattices in presheaf catégories, G.S.H. CRUTTWELL, F.
MARMOLEJO and R.J. WOOD, 157-171
7. Monad compositions I: gênerai constructions and recursive distributive laws, Ernie MÂNES and Philip MULRY, 172-208
8. Quasi locally connected toposes, Marta BUNGE and Jonathon FUNK, 209-239
9. More morphisms between bundle gerbes, Konrad WALDORF, 240-273 10. Towards an n-category of cobordisms, Eugenia CHENG and Nick
GURSKI, 274-302
11. The theory of core algebras: its completeness, Peter FREYD, 303-320 12. Higher cospans and weak cubical catégories (Cospans in algebraic
topology), Marco GRANDIS, 321-347
13. Cohérent unit actions on regular operads and Hopf algebras, Kurusch
EBRAHIMI-FARD and Li Guo, 348-371
14. Dense morphisms of monads, Panagis KARAZERIS and Jiri VELEBIL, 372-399
15. Enriched model catégories and an application to additive endomor- phism spectra, Daniel DUGGER and Brooke SHIPLEY, 400-439
16. Nuclei of catégories with tensor products, Alexei DAVYDOV, 440-472 17. Exploring the gap between linear and classical logic, François
LAMARCHE, 473-535
18. On the axiomatisation of Boolean catégories with and without medial, Lutz STRASSBURGER, 536-601
19. Collared cospans, cohomotopy and TQFT (cospans in algebraic topol- ogy, II), Marco GRANDIS, 602-630
20. A universal property of the monoidal 2-category of cospans of ordinals and surjections, M. MENNI, N. SABADINI and R.F.C. WALTERS, 631- 653
21. Quotients of tannakian catégories, J.S. MILNE, 654-664
22. Familial 2-fimctors and parametric right adjoints, Mark WEBER, 665- 732.
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Editorial board
Robert ROSEBRUGH, Mount Allison University (Managing Editor), rrosebrugh@mta. ca
Michael BARR, McGill University (Associate Managing Editor), barr@math.mcgill.ca
Richard BLUTE, Université d'Ottawa, rblute@mathstat.uottawa.ca Lawrence BREEN, Université Paris 13, breen@math.univ-parisl3.fr Ronald BROWN, University of Wales, Bangor, r.brown@bangor.ac.uk Aurelio CARBONI, Universita dell Insubria, aurelio.carboni@uninsubria.it Valeria de PAIVA, Palo Alto Research Center, paiva@parc.xerox.com Ezra GETZLER, Northwestern University,
getzler@)math.northwestern.edu
Martin HYLAND, University of Cambridge, M.Hyland@dpmms.cam.ac.uk
Peter T. JOHNSTONE, University of Cambridge, ptj@dpmms.cam.ac.uk Anders KOCK, University of Aarhus, kock@imf.au.dk
Stephen LACK, University of Western Sydney, s.lack@uws.edu.au F. William LAWVERE, State University of New York at Buffalo,
wlawvere@acsu.buffalo.edu
Jean-Louis LODAY, Université Louis Pasteur et CNRS, Strasbourg, loday@math.u-strasbg.fr
Ieke MOERDIJK, University of Utrecht, moerdijk@math.uu.nl Susan NIEFIELD, Union Collège, niefiels@union.edu
Robert PARE, Dalhousie University, pare@mathstat.dal.ca Brooke SHIPLEY, University of Illinois at Chicago,
bshipley@math.uic.edu
Jiri ROSICKY, Masaryk University, rosicky@math.muni.cz
James STASHEFF, University of North Carolina, jds@math.unc.edu Ross STREET, Macquarie University, street@math.mq.edu.au Walter THOLEN, York University, tholen@mathstat.yorku.ca Myles TIERNEY, Rutgers University, tierney@math.rutgers.edu Robert F. C. WALTERS, University of Insubria,
robert.walters@unisubria.it
R. J. WOOD, Dalhousie University, rjwood@mathstat.dal.ca
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