Segal Topoi and Natural Phenomena: Universality of Physical Laws
Renaud Gauthier

TL;DR
This paper explores the relationship between Segal categories, topoi, and natural phenomena, proposing a form of universality of physical laws through categorical equivalences and localizations.
Contribution
It establishes a partial converse to Lurie's theorem at the Segal category level, linking natural phenomena representations to categorical equivalences and a relativity principle.
Findings
Segal categories of pre-stacks are equivalent under certain conditions.
Bousfield localizations of Segal categories are isomorphic, representing natural phenomena.
Provides a categorical framework suggesting a weak universality of natural laws.
Abstract
J. Lurie proved in Higher Topos Theory that for a simplicial set, a simplicial category, an equivalence of simplicial categories, we have a Quillen equivalence . We prove a partial converse to this theorem at the level of Segal categories, namely that if is isomorphic to in Ho(SePC), then and are equivalent as Segal pre-categories relative to Segal categories of pre-stacks. We interpret this as indicating that the Segal category of pre-stacks on is equivalently given by a…
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Taxonomy
TopicsHomotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Nonlinear Waves and Solitons · Black Holes and Theoretical Physics
