Inner anodyne extensions #
Much of this file is mirrored from
Mathlib.AlgebraicTopology.SimplicialSet.AnodyneExtensions.Basic.
Inner anodyne extensions form a property of morphisms in the category of simplicial sets. It contains inner horn inclusions and it is closed under coproducts, pushouts, transfinite compositions and retracts. Equivalently, using the small object argument, inner anodyne extensions can be defined (and are defined here) as the class of morphisms that satisfy the left lifting property with respect to the class of inner fibrations.
In the category of simplicial sets, an inner anodyne extension is a morphism that has the left lifting property with respect to inner fibrations, where an inner fibration is a morphism that has the right lifting property with respect to inner horn inclusions.
Instances For
In the category of simplicial sets, a strong inner anodyne extension is a morphism
which belongs to the closure of inner horn inclusions by pushouts, coproducts,
transfinite compositions (but not by retracts). We define this class here
by saying that f : X ⟶ Y is a strong inner anodyne extension if f is a monomorphism
and there exists a regular, inner pairing (in the sense of Moss) for the subcomplex
Subcomplex.range f of Y.
Equations
- SSet.strongInnerAnodyneExtensions f = (CategoryTheory.Mono f ∧ ∃ (P : (SSet.Subcomplex.range f).Pairing) (x : P.IsRegular), P.IsInner)