ScalingStacks

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Proof. Let d0​H​(k−1)⊂C⁡(k)d^{0}H(k-1)\subset C(k) denote the image of H⁡(k−1)H(k-1) in C⁡(k)C(k) induced by the map d0:F⁡(k−1)→F⁡(k)d^{0}\colon F(k-1)\rightarrow F(k). There is a square

α1​F​(0)\displaystyle{{\alpha^{1}F(0)}\ignorespaces\ignorespaces\ignorespaces\ignorespaces\ignorespaces\ignorespaces\ignorespaces\ignorespaces}α0​F​(1)\displaystyle{{\alpha^{0}F(1)}\ignorespaces\ignorespaces\ignorespaces\ignorespaces}d0​H​(k−1)\displaystyle{{d^{0}H(k-1)}\ignorespaces\ignorespaces\ignorespaces\ignorespaces}C⁡(k)\displaystyle{{C(k)}}

of subobjects of C⁡(k)C(k); we need to show that the inclusion map d0​H​(k−1)∪α0​F​(1)→C⁡(k)d^{0}H(k-1)\cup\alpha^{0}F(1)\rightarrow C(k) of the union of these subobjects is a weak equivalence in the Segal space model category structure.

Now C⁡(k)C(k) can be written as a colimit of the poset of subcomplexes each of which

  1. (1)

    are isomorphic to F⁡(ℓ)F(\ell) for some ℓ<k\ell<k, and

  2. (2)

    include 0,1∈F​(k)00,1\in F(k)_{0}.

Straightforward calculation shows that the intersection of d0​H​(k−1)∪α0​F​(1)d^{0}H(k-1)\cup\alpha^{0}F(1) with each of the objects F⁡(ℓ)F(\ell) in the above diagram is a cover of F⁡(ℓ)F(\ell). ∎

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Charles Rezk

Original source: arXiv:math/9811037v3

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    Original source · math/9811037v3