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Syllepsis #590
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@mortberg It doesn't get much shorter than this (for me at least). I think it can be merged. |
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This PR contains a proof of the syllepsis (
Eckmann-Hilton p q ≡ (Eckmann-Hilton q p) ⁻¹
) for 3-loops p and q. I think the proof can be shortened a bit by usingEH-alt
as the main definition ofEckmann-Hilton
(to avoid transports). I'll make this PR a draft for now and get back to it later.@ecavallo I remember you had another proof of
Eckmann-Hilton
. It's possible that the same idea applied to your proof would make things shorter. Do you still have it somewhere? I seem to have lost the link.