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    • CommentAuthorMike Shulman
    • CommentTimeJan 29th 2019

    I have a silly question. Suppose E is a simplicially enriched category (or maybe a category enriched over any cartesian monoidal category, or maybe even any monoidal category, though that seems more dubious). Then its slice categories E/x are also simplicially enriched, where for f:yx and g:zx the hom-object (E/x)(f,g) is the fiber of (g):E(y,z)E(y,x) over f. Simplicial copowers in these slice categories are, like ordinary colimits, created in E, which means in particular that for f:xy the induced functor f!:E/xE/y preserves copowers. Equivalently, the adjunction f!f* is simplicially enriched, and the pullback functor f* preserves simplicial powers.

    Now what if E is also locally cartesian closed, so that f* has a right adjoint f*? Is the adjunction f*f* also necessarily simplicially enriched? Does pullback f* preserve copowers, and dependent product f* preserve powers? I feel like I should know the answer, and I know that in the past I’ve believed that this was true; but I also can’t see how it to prove it right now.

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    • CommentAuthorMike Shulman
    • CommentTimeJan 30th 2019

    Actually I think the question can be reduced to the simpler case of ordinary cartesian closure. That is, if E is an enriched category with products (in the enriched sense) whose underlying category is cartesian closed, is the cartesian-closure adjunction necessarily an enriched adjunction?