Proposition 13.5. Let , , and be Segal spaces. If are categorically homotopic maps, then the induced maps are categorically homotopic. If is a categorical equivalence, then the induced map is a categorical equivalence.
Proof. If a categorical homotopy between and is given by , then is a categorical homotopy of and . The statement about categorical equivalences follows. ∎
Original source: arXiv:math/9811037v3
Original source · math/9811037v3