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Polynomial functor
Poly: an Abundant Categorical Setting
Polynomials and Models of Type Theory
Of Polynomial Functors
Arxiv:1705.01419V4 [Math.AC] 8 May 2019 Eu Fdegree of Neous E ..[8.Freach for [18]
Locally Cartesian Closed Categories, Coalgebras, and Containers
Dirichlet Polynomials Form a Topos
Data Types with Symmetries and Polynomial Functors Over Groupoids
Polynomial Functors, a Degree of Generality
Applications of Functor (Co)Homology
Polynomial Functors and Categorifications of Fock Space
General Linear and Functor Cohomology Over Finite Fields
A Cartesian Bicategory of Polynomial Functors in Homotopy Type Theory
OPERADS AS ANALYTIC MONADS Contents 0. Does
Notes on Polynomial Functors
On the Internal Tensor Product of Polynomial Functors
Spin Polynomial Functors and Representations of Schur Superalgebras
Strict Polynomial Functors and Coherent Functors 11
Data Types As Quotients of Polynomial Functors
Top View
Generalised Polynomial Functors Theory and Applications
Notes on Quasi-Categories
Categorification of Hopf Algebras of Rooted Trees
Historical and Algebraic Calculus Contents Outline 1 Polynomial Functions
POLYNOMIAL FUNCTORS OVER FINITE FIELDS [After Franjou, Friedlander, Henn, Lannes, Schwartz, Suslin] by Teimuraz PIRASHVILI
Joyal's Slides
Polynomial Functors and Categorifications of Fock Space II
POLYNOMIALS in CATEGORIES with PULLBACKS 1. Introduction
Functor Homology: Theory and Applications
Extensions of Strict Polynomial Functors
$\Infty $-Operads As Analytic Monads
Polynomial Functors II: Seven Wonders of the Composition Product
Strength of Polynomials Via Polynomial Functors
Goodwillie Calculus
Wellfounded Trees and Dependent Polynomial Functors
A LINEAR CATEGORY of POLYNOMIAL FUNCTORS (EXTENSIONAL PART) Introduction Polynomial Functors Are (Generalizations Of) Functors X
K-Theory and Polynomial Functors
Polynomial Functors and Natural Models of Type Theory
Dirichlet Functors Are Contravariant Polynomial Functors
Polynomial Functors?” Not Knowing Better, We Acquiesced, Mainly Because the Word “Polynomi- Al” Did Not Ring Any Alarm Bells