Abstract:We introduce the quasicategory of frames of a cofibration category, i.e. a new model of the (∞, 1)-category associated with a cofibration category.
“…N f C . Then [23,Lemma 4.8] implies that ˆ. To see that it is a weak equivalence, it is enough to verify the approximation properties of Proposition 1.8.…”
Section: Cofibration Categories Of Diagrams In Quasicategoriesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [23] The results of the last section heavily depend on the methods of [24; 23] which in turn involve a lot of notation useful in expressing properties of N f C in terms of various diagrams in C . In this section, we recall some of that notation and prove a few auxiliary lemmas.…”
Section: The Quasicategory Of Framesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another lemma that we will need says that up to equivalence all frames are Reedy cofibrant replacements of constant diagrams. Perhaps the most useful result of [23] characterizes universal cones K B ! N f C in terms of the corresponding diagram D.K B / !…”
Section: The Quasicategory Of Framesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The main result of the first one [24] was existence of a fibration category of cofibration categories. In the second one [23] we introduced the quasicategory of frames which is a new construction of the .1; 1/-category associated to a cofibration category. In the present paper we construct a fibration category of cocomplete quasicategories and prove that the quasicategory of frames functor is an equivalence of fibration categories.…”
We prove that the homotopy theory of cocomplete quasicategories is equivalent to the homotopy theory of cofibration categories. This is achieved by presenting both theories as fibration categories and constructing an explicit exact equivalence between them.
55U35; 18G55
“…N f C . Then [23,Lemma 4.8] implies that ˆ. To see that it is a weak equivalence, it is enough to verify the approximation properties of Proposition 1.8.…”
Section: Cofibration Categories Of Diagrams In Quasicategoriesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [23] The results of the last section heavily depend on the methods of [24; 23] which in turn involve a lot of notation useful in expressing properties of N f C in terms of various diagrams in C . In this section, we recall some of that notation and prove a few auxiliary lemmas.…”
Section: The Quasicategory Of Framesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another lemma that we will need says that up to equivalence all frames are Reedy cofibrant replacements of constant diagrams. Perhaps the most useful result of [23] characterizes universal cones K B ! N f C in terms of the corresponding diagram D.K B / !…”
Section: The Quasicategory Of Framesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The main result of the first one [24] was existence of a fibration category of cofibration categories. In the second one [23] we introduced the quasicategory of frames which is a new construction of the .1; 1/-category associated to a cofibration category. In the present paper we construct a fibration category of cocomplete quasicategories and prove that the quasicategory of frames functor is an equivalence of fibration categories.…”
We prove that the homotopy theory of cocomplete quasicategories is equivalent to the homotopy theory of cofibration categories. This is achieved by presenting both theories as fibration categories and constructing an explicit exact equivalence between them.
55U35; 18G55
“…(See also [Szu14b] for a slightly edited version.) The second paper [Szu16] introduces a new construction of a cocomplete quasicategory associated with a cofibration category called the quasicategory of frames. The third one [Szu] shows that it is possible to construct a cofibration category from a cocomplete quasicategory in a way that establishes an equivalence between the homotopy theory of cofibration categories and the homotopy theory of cocomplete quasicategories.…”
We construct a fibration category of cofibration categories which constitutes a convenient framework for the homotopy theory of cofibration categories.
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