category of Anima as presentable category

Proposition

Proof

compact generator

Choose

  1. \(\Delta^0\)

as compact generator, which is an infinity-groupoid (cf. 0-simplex as only infinity groupoid)

Let \(X\) be a kan complex and \(f: Y \rightarrow Y'\) a morphism.

compact + generator

Note that \(\mathrm{Fun}(\Delta^0, X) \cong X\) in the 1 category of infinity categories.
Furthermore \(\mathrm{Fun}(\Delta^0, X)\) is an infinity groupoid by inner hom of a kan complex as kan complex.

Hence it follows as

\begin{align*} \mathrm{map}_{\mathrm{An}}(\Delta^0, X) \cong& \mathrm{core}(\mathrm{Fun}(\Delta^0,X)) \\ \cong& \mathrm{Fun}(\Delta^0,X) \\ \cong& X \end{align*}

(cf. hom kan complex of a kan enriched category equivalent to the mapping space of the homotopy coherent nerve)

which shows that

\begin{align*} \mathrm{map}_{\mathrm{An}}(\Delta^0, -) \cong \mathrm{id}_{\mathrm{An}} \end{align*}

Date: nil

Author: Anton Zakrewski

Created: 2024-12-10 Di 11:11