We define the notion of n-isoclinic Lie crossed modules and give relation between algebras.

In this work, we defined a new category called 4-Dimensional 2-crossed modules. We identified the subobjects and ideals in category. The notion of subobject is generalization ideas like subsets from set theory, subspaces topology, subgroups group theory. then exemplified A quotient object dual concept subobject. Concepts sets, spaces, groups, graphs, etc. are generalized with object. Using idea...

Let H be a Hopf algebra in a rigid braided monoidal category with split idempotents. We prove the existence of integrals on (in) H characterized by the universal property, employing results about Hopf modules, and show that their common target (source) object IntH is invertible. The fully braided version of Radford’s formula for the fourth power of the antipode is obtained. Connections of integ...

Let A be a Hopf algebra in a braided rigid category B. In the case B admits a coend C, which is a Hopf algebra in B, we defined in 2008 the double D(A) = A⊗ A⊗C of A, which is a quasitriangular Hopf algebra in B whose category of modules is isomorphic to the center of the category of A-modules as a braided category. Here, quasitriangular means endowed with an R-matrix (our notion of R-matrix fo...

Results on the finiteness of induced crossed modules are proved both algebraically and topologically. Using the Van Kampen type theorem for the fundamental crossed module, applications are given to the 2-types of mapping cones of classifying spaces of groups. Calculations of the cohomology classes of some finite crossed modules are given, using crossed complex methods.

The aim of this paper is to introduce the notion of cat$^{bf {1}}-$groupoids which are the groupoid version of cat$^{bf {1}}-$groups and to prove the categorical equivalence between crossed modules over groupoids and cat$^{bf {1}}-$groupoids. In section 4 we introduce the notions of crossed squares over groupoids and of cat$^{bf {2}}-$groupoids, and then we show their categories are equivalent....