Proposition 3.11. Let and be categories, and a subcategory such that . Then there are natural isomorphisms
3.10. Classification diagrams of functor categories[0MT5]
The following generalizes one of the statements of (3.7), and we note it for future reference.
Proof. We must show that for each the natural maps induce one-to-one correspondences amongst the sets of
- (1)
functors which carry “vertical” maps into ,
- (2)
maps of simplicial spaces, and
- (3)
maps of simplicial spaces.
By (3.8) and (3.12) it will suffice to show this in the case , in which case the result becomes a straightforward computation. ∎
Lemma 3.12. Let a category, and a subcategory with . Then there is a natural isomorphism
where denotes the full subcategory whose objects are those functors which factor through , and .
Proof. For any pair of category and subcategory , we have that , and that . We obtain the result by substituting for . ∎
Original source: arXiv:math/9811037v3
Original source · math/9811037v3