Coskeletal simplicial sets #
In this file, we prove that if X is StrictSegal then X is 2-coskeletal,
i.e. X ≅ (cosk 2).obj X. In particular, nerves of categories are 2-coskeletal.
This isomorphism follows from the fact that rightExtensionInclusion X 2 is a right Kan
extension. In fact, we show that when X is StrictSegal then
(rightExtensionInclusion X n).IsPointwiseRightKanExtension holds.
As an example, SimplicialObject.IsCoskeletal (nerve C) 2 shows that that nerves of categories
are 2-coskeletal.
The identity natural transformation exhibits a simplicial set as a right extension of its
restriction along (Truncated.inclusion (n := n)).op.
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A morphism in SimplexCategory with domain ⦋0⦌, ⦋1⦌, or ⦋2⦌ defines an object in the
comma category StructuredArrow (op ⦋n⦌) (Truncated.inclusion (n := 2)).op.
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Given a term in the cone over the diagram
(proj (op ⦋n⦌) ((Truncated.inclusion 2).op ⋙ (Truncated.inclusion 2).op ⋙ X) where X is
Strict Segal, one can produce an n-simplex in X.
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A strict Segal simplicial set is 2-coskeletal.
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Since StrictSegal.isPointwiseRightKanExtensionAt proves that the appropriate
cones are limit cones, rightExtensionInclusion X 2 is a pointwise right Kan extension.
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When X is StrictSegal, X is 2-coskeletal.
When X satisfies IsStrictSegal, X is 2-coskeletal.
The essential data of the nerve functor is contained in the 2-truncation, which is
recorded by the composite functor nerveFunctor₂.
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The natural isomorphism between nerveFunctor and nerveFunctor₂ ⋙ Truncated.cosk 2 whose
components nerve C ≅ (Truncated.cosk 2).obj (nerveFunctor₂.obj C) shows that nerves of categories
are 2-coskeletal.
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