Right fibrations and equivalences #
A right fibration q : X ⟶ Y lifts the horns Λ[2, 2] and Λ[1, 1]; in terms of edges and
2-simplices, it lifts composition triangles with two prescribed faces, and edges with
prescribed target. Lifting inverses this way shows that, when X is a quasicategory, q
reflects equivalences (Kerodon Proposition 4.4.2.11), and that q lifts equivalences of Y
with prescribed source (compare Kerodon Example 4.4.1.11).
Main results #
SSet.Edge.exists_compStruct_of_hasLiftingProperty_horn₂₂,SSet.Edge.exists_edge_of_hasLiftingProperty_horn₁₁: lifting againstΛ[2, 2] ⟶ Δ[2]andΛ[1, 1] ⟶ Δ[1], in terms of edges and2-simplices.SSet.Edge.isEquivalence_map_iff_of_rightFibration: a right fibration from a quasicategory reflects equivalences.SSet.RightFibration.hasLift_of_isEquivalence: a right fibration lifts equivalences with prescribed source.
References #
- J. Lurie, Kerodon, Proposition 4.4.2.11 and Example 4.4.1.11.
If q : X ⟶ Y has the right lifting property with respect to Λ[2, 2] ⟶ Δ[2], edges
e₁₂ : x₁ ⟶ x₂ and e₀₂ : x₀ ⟶ x₂ of X lying over the faces δ 0 s and δ 1 s of a
2-simplex s of Y are two faces of a 2-simplex of X, a composition structure
e₀₁ ≫ e₁₂ = e₀₂, whose third face e₀₁ : x₀ ⟶ x₁ lies over δ 2 s.
If q : X ⟶ Y has the right lifting property with respect to Λ[1, 1] ⟶ Δ[1], every edge
of Y ending at the image of a vertex x of X is the image of an edge of X ending at x.
Right fibrations reflect equivalences (Kerodon Proposition 4.4.2.11): for a right
fibration q : X ⟶ Y whose source is a quasicategory, an edge of X is an equivalence exactly
when its image in Y is.
Right fibrations lift equivalences with prescribed source (compare Kerodon
Example 4.4.1.11): for a right fibration q : X ⟶ Y, a commutative square from the inclusion
Λ[1, 0] ⟶ Δ[1] of the vertex 0 to q has a lift when its bottom edge is an equivalence.