The maximality conjecture for proper maps under double orthogonals

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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.

References

Primary source

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

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