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Proposition 13.5. Let AA, BB, and WW be Segal spaces. If f,g:A⇉Bf,g\colon A\rightrightarrows B are categorically homotopic maps, then the induced maps WB⇉WAW^{B}\rightrightarrows W^{A} are categorically homotopic. If f:A→Bf\colon A\rightarrow B is a categorical equivalence, then the induced map WB→WAW^{B}\rightarrow W^{A} is a categorical equivalence.

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Proof. If a categorical homotopy between ff and gg is given by H:A×E→BH\colon A\times E\rightarrow B, then WH:WB→WA×E≈(WA)EW^{H}\colon W^{B}\rightarrow W^{A\times E}\approx(W^{A})^{E} is a categorical homotopy of WfW^{f} and WgW^{g}. The statement about categorical equivalences follows. ∎

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Charles Rezk

Original source: arXiv:math/9811037v3

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