
arXiv: 1408.5220
We survey the general theory of groupoids, groupoid actions, groupoid principal bundles, and various kinds of morphisms between groupoids in the framework of categories with pretopology. We study extra assumptions on pretopologies that are needed for this theory. We check these extra assumptions in several categories with pretopologies. Functors between groupoids may be localised at equivalences in two ways. One uses spans of functors, the other bibundles (commuting actions) of groupoids. We show that both approaches give equivalent bicategories. Another type of groupoid morphisms, called actors, are closely related to functors between the categories of groupoid actions. We also generalise actors using bibundles, and show that this gives another bicategory of groupoids.
75 pages; made improvements suggested by referee report
anafunctor, groupoid action, infinite dimensional groupoid, bicategory, Topoi, groupoid sheaf, Mathematics - Category Theory, Hilsum-Skandalis morphism, groupoid, principal bundle, Groupoids (i.e. small categories in which all morphisms are isomorphisms), Categories in geometry and topology, comorphism, 51H25, FOS: Mathematics, Grothendieck topology, Category Theory (math.CT), cover, Groupoids, semigroupoids, semigroups, groups (viewed as categories)
anafunctor, groupoid action, infinite dimensional groupoid, bicategory, Topoi, groupoid sheaf, Mathematics - Category Theory, Hilsum-Skandalis morphism, groupoid, principal bundle, Groupoids (i.e. small categories in which all morphisms are isomorphisms), Categories in geometry and topology, comorphism, 51H25, FOS: Mathematics, Grothendieck topology, Category Theory (math.CT), cover, Groupoids, semigroupoids, semigroups, groups (viewed as categories)
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