A Handbook of Model Categories: Topological Spaces
Balchin, Scott
2021-10-30 00:00:00
[The definition of a model category is done in such a way to form a bridge between the homotopy theory of spaces and homological algebra. In this section, we will discuss the various model structures on the category of topological spaces and continuous maps between them. The Quillen model structure, which has its weak equivalences being the weak homotopy equivalences, is fundamental, and is therefore prevalent in the standard references regarding model categories. We will discuss this model structure in Section 7.1, but we shall then go on to introduce some other model structures too.]
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[The definition of a model category is done in such a way to form a bridge between the homotopy theory of spaces and homological algebra. In this section, we will discuss the various model structures on the category of topological spaces and continuous maps between them. The Quillen model structure, which has its weak equivalences being the weak homotopy equivalences, is fundamental, and is therefore prevalent in the standard references regarding model categories. We will discuss this model structure in Section 7.1, but we shall then go on to introduce some other model structures too.]
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