The maximality conjecture for proper maps under double orthogonals

Let QQ be any class of morphisms of topological spaces, and write QlrQ^{lr} for its double Quillen orthogonal. The proper-map maximality conjecture. If

{proper maps}Qlr,\{\text{proper maps}\}\subsetneq Q^{lr},

then

Qlr={all morphisms}.Q^{lr}=\{\text{all morphisms}\}.

The paper proves the analogous implication when QQ consists of maps of finite spaces, but leaves the assertion for arbitrary classes open.

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Misha Gavrilovich, “Finite combinatorics implicit in the basic definitions of topology”, arXiv:2409.20464 (2024).

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