The cofinality conjecture for marked infinity-2-functors
The cofinality conjecture for marked infinity-2-functors
Let and be marked -categories, and let be a marked -functor. For each , let (\mathbfcal{C}_{d\!% \mathrel{\text{\rotatebox[origin=c]{65}{\vrule height 2\fontdimen22\textfont2 width 0pt\rightarrow}}} })^\dagger and (\mathbfcal{D}_{d\!% \mathrel{\text{\rotatebox[origin=c]{65}{\vrule height 2\fontdimen22\textfont2 width 0pt\rightarrow}}} })^\dagger denote the marked slice categories, and let denote their -localization.
The cofinality conjecture. Precomposition with preserves marked -colimits if and only if, for every object : (1) there are and a morphism initial in the -localizations of both slices; (2) every marked morphism is initial in L_{\mathcal{W}}((\mathbfcal{C}_{d\!% \mathrel{\text{\rotatebox[origin=c]{65}{\vrule height 2\fontdimen22\textfont2 width 0pt\rightarrow}}} })^\dagger); and (3) for every marked morphism , the induced functor
preserves initial objects.
This is the paper's main proposed cofinality criterion, motivated by Theorem A and the decategorified criterion for marked 2-colimits. It is formulated using notions that the paper says are not yet rigorously defined in the -categorical setting, so its proof and precise foundations remain open.
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Fernando Abellán García and Walker H. Stern, “Theorem A for marked 2-categories”, arXiv:2002.12817 (2020).
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