The two out of three property in ind-categories and a convenient model category of spaces
Ilan Barnea

TL;DR
This paper establishes intrinsic conditions for weak cofibration categories to induce model structures on their indcategories, with applications to spaces and C*-algebras, facilitating homotopical analysis in these contexts.
Contribution
It provides sufficient intrinsic conditions for the two out of three property in ind-categories of weak cofibration categories, enabling new model structures on categories of spaces and C*-algebras.
Findings
Model structure on ind-category of compact metrizable spaces
Conditions ensuring the two out of three property in ind-categories
Application to categories related to topological spaces and C*-algebras
Abstract
In [BaSc2], the author and Tomer Schlank introduced a much weaker homotopical structure than a model category, which we called a "weak cofibration category". We further showed that a small weak cofibration category induces in a natural way a model category structure on its indcategory, provided the ind-category satisfies a certain two out of three property. The main purpose of this paper is to give sufficient intrinsic conditions on a weak cofibration category for this two out of three property to hold. We consider an application to the category of compact metrizable spaces, and thus obtain a model structure on its ind-category. This model structure is defined on a category that is closely related to a category of topological spaces and has many convenient formal properties. A more general application of these results, to the (opposite) category of separable -algebras, appears in a…
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TopicsHomotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Advanced Topics in Algebra
