Pseudocolimits of Small Filtered Diagrams of Internal Categories
Deni Salja

TL;DR
This paper explores conditions under which pseudocolimits of small filtered diagrams of internal categories can be computed internally, extending classical results with new internal constructions and axioms.
Contribution
It provides new internal conditions and constructions for computing pseudocolimits of filtered diagrams of internal categories, expanding the theoretical framework.
Findings
Established conditions for internal categories of elements as oplax colimits
Presented axioms for internal categories of fractions using weak-equivalences
Combined conditions to compute pseudocolimits internally in a suitable context
Abstract
Pseudocolimits are formal gluing constructions that combine objects in a category indexed by a pseudofunctor. When the objects are categories and the domain of the pseudofunctor is small and filtered it has been known since Exppose 6 in SGA4 that the pseudocolimit can be computed by taking the Grothendieck construction of the pseudofunctor and inverting the class of cartesian arrows with respect to the canonical fibration. This paper is a reformatted version of a MSc thesis submitted and defended at Dalhousie University in August 2022. The first part presents a set of conditions for defining an internal category of elements of a diagram of internal categories and proves it is the oplax colimit. The second part presents a set of conditions on an ambient category and an internal category with an object of weak-equivalences that allows an internal description of the axioms for a category…
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TopicsMaterial Science and Thermodynamics · Optical and Acousto-Optic Technologies · Advanced Computational Techniques in Science and Engineering
