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Answer by Dmitri Pavlov for A complex version of the Cahiers topos

This has already been done, see the article EFC-algebra and references therein.In particular, the paper of Pridham constructs the topos of ∞-sheaves on the site of (derived) Stein spaces and explores...

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A complex version of the Cahiers topos

Has anyone tried defining a complex version of the Cahiers topos?If we take the definition of $C^\infty$-rings, replace "smooth" with "holomorphic" (of course, one has to take care to replace the...

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