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It ought to be true that for a monoidal Joyal locus the -topos of its parameterized objects should inherit the corresponding external tensor product. Do we have a formal proof of that?
The passage from an -category (possibly a Joyal locus) to its -category of parameterized objects is “clearly” an -analog of the free coproduct completion for ordinary categories. Concretely, it ought to be the free completion under coproducts and homotopy quotients by -group actions. Has this been discussed as such?
I don’t know whether this is at all relevant, but the description “coproducts and homotopy quotients by ∞-group actions” reminds me of the quasi-coproducts of Hu and Tholen’s Quasi-coproducts and accessible categories with wide pullbacks (see section 1).
Thanks for the pointer. Interesting. Yes, this is somewhat related.
Though for my question above we would discard the condition that group actions be free and just look at (homotopy) colimits over any diagram that is a skeletal groupoid.
Concretely, for a category , the Grothendieck construction
is the free coproduct completion, and I am wondering about its enhancement to
which should be something like the free completion under coproducts and homotopy quotients by group actions.
Here we can drop the -subscript up to equivalence, but maybe we need some nicety conditions on , namely an analogue of the Joyal-locus condition, to ensure that the Cartesian squares in of the form
do exhibit the objects over connected skeletal groupoids as homotopy quotients .
I take back the second line in #6: Of course the freeness condition is just what makes the colimit a homotopy colimit, silly me.
Will create quasi-coproduct now and add some discussion.
made explicit that the original observation is due to G. Biedermann (2007)
(recently had the pleasure of chatting with Georg about how this came about)
Question
Do parameterized “Real” -module spectra form an -topos?
Here I am thinking of the -version of Atiyah-Real vector bundles: the base being -groupoids equipped with -involution and the -module spectra covering these involutions by morphisms of underlying -module spectra which are -anti linear.
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