Homomorphisms of Gray-categories as pseudo algebras
Lukas Buhn\'e

TL;DR
This paper establishes an equivalence between locally strict trihomomorphisms of Gray-categories and Gray-functors, using monad theory and coherence results, with implications for descent theory and a potential Yoneda lemma for tricategories.
Contribution
It shows that locally strict trihomomorphisms are biequivalent to Gray-functors, extending 2D monad theory to 3D and providing a foundation for tricategory theory.
Findings
Gray-category of trihomomorphisms is isomorphic to pseudo algebra Gray-category.
Inclusion of functor category has a left adjoint with biequivalence components.
Results apply to Gray-valued presheaves and suggest a tricategory Yoneda lemma.
Abstract
Given Gray-categories and , there is a Gray-category of locally strict trihomomorphisms with domain and codomain , tritransformations, trimodifications, and perturbations. If the domain is small and the codomain is cocomplete, we show that this Gray-category is isomorphic as a Gray-category to the Gray-category -- of pseudo algebras, pseudo functors, transformations, and modifications for a Gray-monad derived from left Kan extension. Inspired by a similar situation in two-dimensional monad theory, we apply the coherence theory of three-dimensional monad theory and prove that the the inclusion of the functor category in the enriched sense into this Gray-category of locally strict trihomomorphisms has a left adjoint such that the components of the unit of the adjunction are internal…
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Taxonomy
TopicsHomotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Ophthalmology and Eye Disorders · Advanced Topics in Algebra
