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A Monoidal Model for Goodwillie Derivatives

Sarah Yeakel

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Using the category of finite sets and injections, we construct a new model for the multilinearization of multifunctors between spaces that appears in the derivatives of Goodwillie calculus. We show that this model yields a lax monoidal functor from the category of symmetric functor sequences to the category of symmetric sequences of spaces after evaluating at the unit.

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Using the category of finite sets and injections, we construct a new model for the multilinearization of multifunctors between spaces that appears in the derivatives of Goodwillie calculus. We show that this model yields a lax monoidal functor from the category of symmetric functor sequences to the category of symmetric sequences of spaces after evaluating at the unit.

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Using the category of finite sets and injections, we construct a new model for the multilinearization of multifunctors between spaces that appears in the derivatives of Goodwillie calculus. We show that this model yields a lax monoidal functor from the category of symmetric functor sequences to the category of symmetric sequences of spaces after evaluating at the unit.

Key concepts: Functor, Mathematics, Symmetric monoidal category, Enriched category, Closed monoidal category, Pure mathematics, Exact functor, Natural transformation

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