Hom $\omega$-categories of a computad are free
Thibaut Benjamin, Ioannis Markakis

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new description of the hom functor for weak ω-categories, demonstrating it preserves freeness on computads, and explores the properties of opposites and their interaction with hom functors.
Contribution
It provides a novel characterization of the hom functor in weak ω-categories and shows it preserves freeness on computads, unlike in strict ω-categories.
Findings
Hom functor admits a left adjoint called the suspension functor.
Hom functor preserves freeness on computads in weak ω-categories.
Opposite constructions commute with hom functors.
Abstract
We provide a new description of the hom functor on weak -categories, and we show that it admits a left adjoint that we call the suspension functor. We then show that the hom functor preserves the property of being free on a computad, in contrast to the hom functor for strict -categories. Using the same technique, we define the opposite of an -category with respect to a set of dimensions, and we show that this construction also preserves the property of being free on a computad. Finally, we show that the constructions of opposites and homs commute.
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