ScalingStacks

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Proof. First, consider the subclass T′⊂TT^{\prime}\subset T containing those morphisms U′→V′U^{\prime}\to V^{\prime} of TT such that for any nondegenerate morphisms V′→CkV^{\prime}\to C_{k} and H→CkH\to C_{k}, the pullback

U′×CkH→V′×CkHU^{\prime}\times_{C_{k}}H\to V^{\prime}\times_{C_{k}}H

lies in TT. Since colimits in 𝒫⁡(ℛ)\pre(\mathcal{R}) are universal, one deduces immediately that the class T′T^{\prime} is strongly saturated. Hence (R.1-bis(b)) implies that T′=TT^{\prime}=T. Thus TT is closed under pullbacks along morphisms H→CkH\to C_{k} and contains i∗​S00i^{*}S_{00} (by (R.1-bis(a))), hence contains all of i∗​S0i^{*}S_{0}. ∎

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Clark Barwick, Christopher Schommer-Pries

Original source: arXiv:1112.0040v6

    Original source · 1112.0040v6