where the first equivalence follows from
proposition 5.9 and the last equivalence follows from
the fact that preserves cofibers. We therefore obtain a
commutative (up to natural isomorphism) square
where the right vertical map is fully faithful and the bottom map
is an equivalence.
To see that the top vertical map is fully faithful, we use
Neeman’s generalization of Thomason’s localization theorem
(see [61, 4.4.9] or [62]) to show that the left
vertical map is fully faithful. First, since and
are presentable, the criterion
of [50] (characterizing well-generated triangulated
categories) and [53, 1.4.5.2] imply that
is well-generated and (since the map
is fully-faithful) the
image of is a localizing subcategory
generated by a small set of objects. Applying the form of Neeman’s
theorem proved by Krause in [51, 7.2.1] now implies that
is a fully faithful map.
Since [53, 1.4.5.1] implies that there is an equivalence
and up to idempotent completion
(and similarly for ), we conclude that the left vertical map is
fully faithful.
Finally, this map is essentially surjective because there is a
commutative (up to natural isomorphism) triangle
such that both maps from are essentially surjective.
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