👉 In mathematics, supersimplicity refers to a property that is inherent in a class of mathematical objects. In other words, it is a property that applies universally to all members of a class without requiring any additional conditions or restrictions. Supersimplicity is often used in algebraic topology and algebraic geometry to denote the concept of an object being "as simple as possible". It is typically stated using the term "simple" or "essentially simple", but it can also be expressed more formally with
