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Remark 10.2. The class of subobjects which are weakly equivalent to F⁡(n)F(n) is not exhausted by the coverings. For example, one can show that for 0<i<n0<i<n the subobject F˙​(n)∖di​F​(n−1)\dot{F}(n)\setminus d^{i}F(n-1) (the “boundary” of F⁡(n)F(n) with a “face” removed which is neither the first nor the last face) is weakly equivalent to F⁡(n)F(n) in the Segal space model category structure, but is not a cover.

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Charles Rezk

Original source: arXiv:math/9811037v3

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