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Article numérisé dans le cadre du programme Numérisation de documents anciens mathématiques http://www.numdam.org/ DIAGRAMMES VOLUME ACTES DES JOURNEES be morphisms such the from category with objects M to M* the morphisms (of of ¢, $) m : M that V x ,...,x I Then JE, and n there [ /i(m(x ) n is a small I mixed sketch m(x )) > ^(x ,...,x ) ] n i = Modcr. and with > M' The existence of cr is proved by the juxtaposition of proposition 3 p. 8 of [6], théorème 2.1 p.26 of [5], and proposition 3 p.301 of [7],II. In fact, this juxtaposition shows more than our proposition hère. 2. For C a category, let BC = | NC | be the géométrie realization of the nerve of C. BC is a cw-complexe, and n BC = C[C ] (the category of fractions of C). Of course if C is a class, BC is a class too. But, if C = Modo* for a small sketch cr, then in BC we can such that the inclusion ger construct a set gtr » BModtr is an équivalence of homotopy. In particular we get PROPOSITION. Mod(r[(Mod(r) ] is a small groupoïd, call it the fundamental groupoïd up to équivalence. We of I where M is a model of 0, and with morphisms, from f : M » I to f models ( morphisms of Mod 0) g : M : M' » I, the morphisms of » M' such that f'.g = f. Then PROPOSITION. There is a small sketch Ab be a functor. (In particular F could be the constant a fixed abelian group A, or it could be a "canonical" functor if JE is a language over the language of abelian groups, etc). The André*s homology measures "how I is far from Mod 0, from the point of view of F".In order to do that we consider the chain complexe d d d -> C ( I , F ) — ^ - > C ( I , F ) —î—> C ( I , F ) — ^ > 0 2 1 0 which is d -> y FM U Z d U M ^ M -* M -> I 1 2 d — ? — > y FM — — - > y FM 0 — ? - > o 1 ^ M -> M -» I 0 1 M ^ I 0 c 0 with d = s - s,, where î î 1 Inc Id F(a) s1 : (FM ) , w a w /3 n î 1 (M —» M !-* I) 1 inc > (FM ) , w £ o (M - î — > nI) > Vu 0 0 W FM T M -> I and so on, and we define HA I, F) = ker d /Im d = coker d , H,( I, F) = ker d / I m d , and, for 0 0 i 1 l 1 every n ^ 0, H ( I, F) = ker d / I m d J PROPOSITION. n H ( I, F) is a function only of the homotopy byJ H (Mod 0/1,F). n il see [2], [1], Let IntJE J : Mod0 n+1 n dépends denoted [3] and be the 2 . type of F, I, /i, 0, of Mod 0/1 and of of interprétations which in F and could fact be [4]. category > IntJE be the canonical inclusion. Then the of JE, let inductive Kan extension of F along J is given by [ E x t . F K D = Lim F(M ) -^J M —»1 ° o and we hâve H ( I, F) =[Ext F](I). f F(I) if n = 0 If If= 0, then H (Mod 0/1,F) = < ' ^ n /ut 0 if n > 0 5. Now, t h e point is t h a t , because of the r e s u l t s hereover we get (§§ 1 to 4), PROPOSITION. The tools of [1] and of [3], available in t h e situation where a full and small category M (called a category of "models") inside a big c a t e g o r y of "spaces", are also available where a (possibly big and not necessarlv full) category of theory a lives inside a big category of in lives the situation Mod 0 of models interprétations of a language JE (compare with the idea of "paires adéquates" p. 43 of [1]). Precisely hère we get the fact that the H (Mod 0/1,F) are small. 6. After the e x i s t e n c e of gy]/I,D (for conveniant K and L). n M necessary to describe JE. At f i r s t this the will a r.cf. 1.cf.d. of an absolute calculus. But for concrète situations we need a will be e s s e n t i a l the of diagram" generated Theoretically between we H (Mod [0A?]/I,K), n ^i category be usefull For(JE) to of précise the functoriality of the H (Mod 0/1,F) with respect to 0 and fi. 7. The first purpose classical f i r s t of this o r d e r formula paper 0 was to show precisely how of a language JE d é t e r m i n e s a each "small" homology t h e o r y on t h e category of i n t e r p r é t a t i o n s of JE. Now, the continuation of this research pass trough the description For(JE). With r e s p e c t to t h a t , I would like to make the following of remark : what hâve t o be morphisms between formulas ? it is not so c l e a r a priori ; they hâve to be "démonstrations" or "proofs", 10 but t h e r e is no canonical idea of w h a t is a démonstration. But if we décide t o s t a y in (or to corne back to) the s t y l e of sketches, a (i.e. first picture is easy t o give. In fact JE "is" a sketch a. This P is t h e "proof " t h a t a model interprétation of JE. In f a c t P is not a gênerai morphism of sketches, but détermines Ab I with coefficient defined by considering t h e cochain complexe 1 C 2 (I,F) < o d d 0*0,F) < which is 11 C°(I,F) and an in is F 1 n FM2 < M <- M *- M <- I 1 2 0 d d n ™i < n ™0 M <- M <- I M <- I 0 1 0 0 with dl(x) (l4 M *-> M ) " ™<*(,_î 0 1 ,) - x ^ 0 1 and so on, and we define H ( I, F) = ker d n /Im dn . For thèse cohomology groups, t h e same r e s u i t is t r u e , that is t o say t h a t they a r e small. 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