The cubical–complicial Quillen equivalence conjecture
The cubical–complicial Quillen equivalence conjecture
Let denote the category of marked cubical sets and let denote the category of marked simplicial sets (pre-complicial sets). Let be the functor introduced above. The comical and complicial model structures may each be taken in their ordinary, saturated, or -trivial forms, with the same choice made on both sides. Cubical–complicial Quillen equivalence conjecture. The functor is a Quillen equivalence with respect to the (respectively saturated or -trivial) comical model structure and the (respectively saturated or -trivial) complicial model structure. This would identify the cubical and simplicial models for -categories, including their saturated and -trivial variants. The preceding result establishes that is a Quillen adjunction for the ordinary and -trivial structures; the conjectural Quillen equivalence, particularly the saturated version, remains to be proved.
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Tim Campion, Chris Kapulkin and Yuki Maehara, “A cubical model for (, n)-categories”, arXiv:2005.07603 (2025).
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