Homotopies of morphisms of pairs of simplicial sets #
A homotopy between morphisms of a pair of simplicial sets consists of a homotopy on the
subcomplexes and a homotopy on the total complexes which agree on the subcomplexes, that is,
SSetPair.Homotopy. This is the simplicial analogue of TopPair.Homotopy in
Mathlib/Topology/Category/TopPair.lean (J. Scharmberg), with the same two homotopies and the
same whiskered commuting square.
The file also records what such a commuting square gives on the combinatorial homotopies that
SSet.Homotopy.toSimplicialObjectHomotopy extracts: the two families of morphisms
Xₙ ⟶ Y'ₙ₊₁ commute with the morphisms of the square. That compatibility is what makes the
chain homotopies of the absolute case descend to relative chains.
Simplicial homotopies which fit into a commutative square induce compatible families of
morphisms Xₙ ⟶ Y'ₙ₊₁.
A homotopy between morphisms of pairs of simplicial sets consists of a homotopy on the subcomplexes and a homotopy on the total complexes which agree on the subcomplexes.
- left : SSet.Homotopy f.left g.left
The homotopy on the subcomplexes.
- right : SSet.Homotopy f.right g.right
The homotopy on the total complexes.
- w : CategoryTheory.CategoryStruct.comp (CategoryTheory.MonoidalCategoryStruct.whiskerRight P.hom (SSet.stdSimplex.obj { len := 1 })) self.right.h = CategoryTheory.CategoryStruct.comp self.left.h P'.hom
The two homotopies agree on the subcomplexes.