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An ∞-group is a group object in ∞Grpd.
Equivalently (by the delooping hypothesis) it is a pointed connected -groupoid.
Under the identification of ∞Grpd with Top this is known as a grouplike -space, for instance.
An -Lie group is accordingly a group object in ∞-Lie groupoids. And so on.
For details see groupoid object in an (∞,1)-category.
By
-group, braided ∞-group
free infinity-group type?
(For more see also the references at infinity-action.)
A standard textbook reference on -groups in the classical model structure on simplicial sets is
Group objects in (infinity,1)-categories are the topic of
Discussion from the point of view of category objects in an (∞,1)-category is in
The homotopy theory of -groups that are n-connected and r-truncated for is discussed in
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Discussion of aspects of ordinary group theory in relation to -group theory:
Discussion of -groups in homotopy type theory:
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