$\omega$-equifibrations between strict and weak $\omega$-categories
Soichiro Fujii, Keisuke Hoshino, Yuki Maehara

TL;DR
This paper introduces $oldsymbol{ ext{ extomega}- ext{ extequifibrations}}$ as a natural weak $ ext{ extomega}$-categorical analogue of isofibrations, characterizes them via lifting properties, and relates them to existing structures in strict and weak $ ext{ extomega}$-categories.
Contribution
It defines $ ext{ extomega}$-equifibrations for weak $ ext{ extomega}$-categories, characterizes them through lifting properties, and connects them with known models and structures.
Findings
$ ext{ extomega}$-equifibrations are characterized by right lifting property w.r.t. a set $J$ of strict $ ext{ extomega}$-functors.
The construction of $ ext{ extomega}$-equifibrations involves a weak $ ext{ extomega}$-category $ ext{ extcal E}^1$.
Strict $ ext{ extomega}$-category version of $ ext{ extomega}$-equifibrations coincides with the folk model structure fibrations.
Abstract
We study -equifibrations between weak -categories in the sense of Batanin--Leinster. We define -equifibrations as a natural weak -categorical analogue of isofibrations between categories, and show that they can be characterised via the right lifting property with respect to a suitable set of strict -functors. The definition of involves the construction of a certain weak -category which, roughly speaking, is freely generated by an equivalence 1-cell in a ``coherent'' manner. We show that the strict version of coincides with Ozornova and Rovelli's coherent walking -equivalence . The -equifibrations between strict -categories coincide with the fibrations in the folk model structure.
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TopicsHomotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Advanced Topology and Set Theory · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
