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Contractibility of cocartesian liftings
I am searching to show a quite technical result and I am wondering the following. Suppose $p: C \to D$ is a functor of infinity categories.
Take a cell $\Delta^2 \to C$, and suppose that $\Delta^{\{ …
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Some properness condition in simplicial sets
Suppose that $C \to D$ is a trivial Kan fibration, and $D' \to D$ is an equivalence of simplicial sets. Let $C'$ be their pullback. Is it true that $C' \to D'$ is an equivalence?
Recall that a trivia …
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Inner fibrations are Kan fibrations on Map sets
Firstly, a bit of notation. Let $C$ be a simplicial set. We define, for $x,y \in C$ vertices in $C$
$$Map(x,y) = \{x\}\times_{\Delta^{\{0\}}}Map_{sSet}(\Delta^1,C) \times_{\Delta^{\{1\}}} \{y\} $$
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Techniques for computing homotopy pullbacks
I am in the context of simplicial sets. I have a square diagram that I want to show to be homotopy pullback. What I can grasp is that it is a pullback up to some equivalences in the middle of my reaso …
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Two directed colimits of same spaces with different inclusions
Collecting the comments, we have the following two observations:
Consider the functor $NB: Grp \to Cat \to sSet$, where the first functor,B, takes a group to the category with one object and endomor …
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A name in literature for a certain kind of 2-categories
Let $tr_2: \mathrm{sSet} \to \mathrm{sSet}_{\le 2} $ be the 2-truncation functor.
Let $C$ be a 2-truncated simplicial set such that every horn $tr_2( \Lambda^2_1) \to C$ extends to $tr_2(\Delta_2) \ …
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Homotopy limits indexed by a covering
We all know that the homotopy fiber of a continuous function $f: A \to B$ has a simple expression in terms of points and paths connecting them, that is
$$ \textrm{hofib}_y(f) = \{ (x,\gamma) \in A \ti …
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Existence of tensor product of infinity operads
I am trying to show, or find a reference, for the following fact:
"Given O,P two infinity operads [in the sense of Lurie, HA, Definition 2.1.1.10], there always exist a tensor product".
In other wor …
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Computing weak operadic colimits as colimits
I am trying to reduce the computation of weak operadic colimits to colimits. Let me introduct some notation. Let $q:C^{\otimes} \to N(Fin_*)$ be a symmetric monoidal category.
Let $p: K \to C^{\otime …
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Do we really need degeneracies for spectral sequence of homotopy simplicial chain complex?
Let's consider an homotopy simplicial chain complex, that is a functor of $\infty$-categories $X_{\bullet} = \textrm{N}(\Delta^{op}) \to \mathcal{C}_{\ge 0}$, where $\mathcal{C}_{\ge 0}$ is the $\inft …
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Alternative construction for the loop space (?)
There is a way to realize the (infinite) loop space which relies on the (homotopy) totalization of a cosimplicial space. Given a (nice?) topological space $X$, consider the cosimplicial space $X_{\bul …
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Homotopy totalization and chains - reference
Simple case. Take $X_{\bullet}$ a cosimplicial space. Is it true that the chain complex of its homotopy totalization is quasi-isomorphic to the homotopy totalization of its chain complex? Because of t …
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A fiber-like method to show equivalence of infinity categories
Suppose I have a functor of quasi-categories $f: \mathcal{C} \to \mathcal{D}$. I want to show a criterion like: "$f$ is an equivalence of $\infty$-categories if the homotopy fiber of $f$ satisfies som …