Chapter l Simplicial sets

　1．Basic definitions

　2．Realization

　3．Kan complexes

　4．Anodyne extensions

　5．Function complexes

　6．Simplicial homotopy

　7．Simplicial homotopy groups

　8．Fundamental groupoid

　9．Categories of fibrant objects

　10．Minimal fibrations

　11．The closed model structure

Chapter II Model Categories

　1．Homotopical algebra

　2．Simplicial categories

　3．Simplicial model categories

　4．The existence of simplicial model category structures

　5．Examples of simplicial model categories

　6．A generalization of Theorem 4．1

　7．Quillen’S total derived functor theorem

　8．Homotopy cartesian diagrams

Chapter III Classical results and constructions

　1．The fundamental groupoid．revisited

　2．Simplicial abelian groups

　3．The Hurewicz map

　4．The Ex∞functor

　5．The Kan suspension

Chapter IV Bisimplicial sets

　1．Bisimplicial sets：first properties

　2．Bisimplicial abelian groups

　2．1．The translation object

　2．2 The generalized Eilenberg-Zilber theorem

　3．Closed model structures for bisimplicial sets

　3．1．The Bousfield-Kan structure

　3．2．The Reedy structure

　3．3．The Moerdijk structure

　4．The Bousfield—Friedlander theorem

　5．Theorem B and group completion

　5．1．The’serre spectral sequence

　5．2．Theorem B

　5．3．The group completion theorem

Chapter V Simplicial groups

　1．Skeleta

　2．Principal fibrations I：simplicial G-spaces

　3．Principal fibrations II：classifications

　4．Universal cocycles and WG

　5．The loop group construction

　6．Reduced simplicial sets，Milnor’S FK-construction

　7．Simplicial groupoids

Chapter VI The homotopy theory of towers

　1．A model category structure for towers of spaces

　2．The spectral sequence of a tower of fibrations

　3．Postnikov towers

　4．Local coefficients and equivariant cohomology

　5．On k-invariants

　6．Nilpotent spaces

Chapter VII Reedy model categories

　1．Decomposition of simplicial objects

　2．Reedy model category structures

　3．Geometric realization

　4．Cosimplicial spaces

Chapter VIII Cosimplicial spaces：applications

　1．The homotopy spectral sequence of a cosimplicial space

　2．Homotopy inverse limits

　3．Completions

　4．Obstruction theory

Chapter IX Simplicial functors and homotopy coherence

　1．Simplicial functors

　2．The Dwyer-Kan theorem

　3．Homotopy coherence

　3．1．Classical homotopy COherence

　3．2．Homotopy coherence：an expanded version

　3．3．Lax functors

　3．4．The Grothendieck construction

　4．Realization theorems

Chapter X Localization

　1．Localization with respect to a map

　2．The closed model category structure

　3．Bousfield localization．

　4．A model for the stable homotopy category

References

Index