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We introduce operads of complexity m, linking them to fibration sequences and the lattice path operad.
We introduce a notion of an operad of complexity m, for m ≥ 1. Operads of complexity $1$ are monoids in the category of N-indexed collections, with monoidal product given by the Day convolution, and operads of complexity $2$ are non-symmetric operads. In general, we prove that the operad for operads of complexity m is a suboperad of the m-th stage filtration of the lattice path operad introduced by Batanin and Berger. Finally, we exhibit fibration sequences involving this new notion, extending the results of Turchin and Dwyer-Hess.
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