Invariance of torsorial and pseudoétale morphisms under cardinal restriction

Let SS be an infinite set, and let ff be a Gen[S]\text{\bf Gen}[S]-morphism, where Gen[S]\text{\bf Gen}[S] is the subcategory of objects admitting a cover by open sets of cardinality at most that of SS. The restriction-invariance conjecture.

f is torsorial in Gen[S]f is torsorial in Gen,f \text{ is torsorial in }\text{\bf Gen}[S]\Longleftrightarrow f\text{ is torsorial in }\text{\bf Gen},

and

f is pseudoeˊtale in Gen[S]f is pseudoeˊtale in Gen.f \text{ is pseudoétale in }\text{\bf Gen}[S]\Longleftrightarrow f\text{ is pseudoétale in }\text{\bf Gen}.

The claim concerns whether restricting the category changes either topology; the source gives no resolution.

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Primary source

Paul Feit, “Existence of Orbifolds IV: Examples”, arXiv:math/9503217 (1995).

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