Pointed simplicial sets #
A pointed simplicial set is an object of the native undercategory of the standard
zero-simplex. Evaluating its pointing gives a point in every degree, preserved by
all simplicial operators. Conversely, the points of a simplicial object in
Pointed define a map from the zero-simplex. These constructions give an explicit
equivalence, allowing based simplicial constructions to use either presentation.
Simplicial sets with a chosen point, using the native undercategory.
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The chosen simplex in each degree of a pointed simplicial set.
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A composite of based maps acts on simplices as the composite of the two functions. This is not
a simp lemma, since simp unfolds the composite through Under.comp_right and
NatTrans.comp_app; it gives that unfolding in one rewrite.
Evaluate a pointed simplicial set as a simplicial object in pointed types.
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Recover a pointed simplicial set from its compatible degreewise points.
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Forgetting degreewise points agrees naturally with forgetting the chosen pointing.
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The forward construction applies each simplicial operator to the underlying simplex.
The forward construction applies each based map to the underlying simplex.
The underlying simplicial set of the inverse construction is the forgetful image.
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The inverse construction acts by the original degreewise pointed map.
The conversion back to a pointed simplicial set preserves every simplex.
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The degreewise pointed presentation is recovered by the identity maps.
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The equivalence between native pointed simplicial sets and simplicial pointed types.