Higher Galois for Segal Topos and Natural Phenomena
Abstract
Toen and Vezzosi showed that RHomgeom(T,lX) is a Segal groupoid, for T a Segal topos, lX = Loc(X) the Segal category of locally constant stacks on a CW complex X. Taking the realization of such a groupoid defines a pro-object HT = |RHomgeom(T, -)| that is defined to be the homotopy shape of the topos T. What we do instead is fix a Segal topos X, we let T vary, and use the fact that RHom*Lex(X,T) = RHomgeom(T,X) is a fundamental ∞-groupoid. We then prove that X is a localization of the Segal category of local systems on RHomgeom(T,X), in the spirit of Hoyois' work in his "Higher Galois Theory" paper, where it is proved, morally, that local systems on HT are equivalent to T itself. We provide one application of this formalism, regarding the Segal topos X=dSt(k) of derived stacks, for k a commutative ring, as corresponding to manifestations of natural laws, themselves modeled by simplicial algebras, objects of sk-CAlg.
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