4:53 AM
i'd like to make a plug for a project i'm involved in, which i may have mentioned here before: a double conference. the first double conference is currently underway, on "higher algebra & mathematical physics" -- see here and here . there have been some really neat talks so far, and all videos are being posted to the PI page (scroll down and then click on the "videos" tab).
enjoy! (and please organize more double conferences!)
@JonathanBeardsley right. if all you want is a statement at the level of $\infty$-categories, then as i think has been mentioned before, all you need to do is trace through the image of the full subcategory on the objects [0] and [1] (to see if the morphisms "s" and "t" get swapped or not)
@HarryGindi i don't think the specific functor is very important, really all that matters is that it's a reedy-cofibrant replacement of the standard inclusion $\Delta \to Cat \to sCat$
@HarryGindi it's dugger--spivak, btw. and also, what are the source and target of the enriched coherent nerve?
@HarryGindi yeah that seems unlikely, in light of this discussion

5:22 AM
What's a double conference?
NVM it says on the website.

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7:33 AM
@PraphullaKoushik Since we talked about suitable top-level tags for questions about stacks (and gerbes), I'll add that stacks are explicitly listed as one of the topics in the ag.algebraic-geometry tag-info.
However, it seems from @DenisNardin's response and @DavidRoberts' edit/retag, that your questions are probably closer to .
(Sorry for bothering you with the pings, but since this user explicitly mentioned that they were unsure which tags to use and you have interacted with them here in chat or on the main site, I thought you might have a reasonable advice.)
Of course, if this is too big digression from the topic of this room, the discussion about this can continue in MO editors' lounge - tagging is one of the main topics there.

Hey, I have two very basic questions about localizations of $\infty$-categories:

Let $C$ be a presentable $\infty$-category

1. What extra words do I need to put in to make sure that the following is precisely true: "There's a bijective correspondence between idempotent monads on $C$ and reflective localizations of $C$" (in particula I'm worried about what kind of monads am I allowed to use)

2. Suppose that $C$ is moreover pointed. Then (modulo set theoretical issues which I prefer to ignore for this point) any reflective localization of $C$ gives a coreflective localization. You take the

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10:27 AM
@JonathanBeardsley I don't think any of them published before Eric was born. He was born before 1995.

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11:27 AM
@AaronMazel-Gee Ah, the enriched coherent nerve is induced by a functor
ΘC->sPsh(C)-Cat
When C is an Eilenberg-Zilber Reedy Cat (this is equivalent to Regular Skeletal in the sense of Cisinski, which is what I am actually using) admitting a terminal object, I can equip Psh(ΘC) with an 'enriched Joyal model structure' and sPsh(C)-Cat has the enriched model structure coming from the injective model structure for simplicial presheaves
In that situation, I have sketched a proof in my private notes that the enriched HC-realization/nerve pair is a Quillen pair
I might be able to show that it's a QEQ, but I'm not that interested in showing it in the full generality.
Anyway, I'm working now on showing that this Quillen adjunction remains a Quillen adjunction when you do Bousfield localization on both sides
It's straightforward but I haven't written it up yet. I am not that interested in developing it in full generality. The case I have in mind is the case where C=Θ=Θ_ω. I also have a definition of the explicit ω-unstraightening and ω-straightening functors in this case, but I can't quite prove anything about them yet because there is some greatly-needed combinatorial work in understanding the lax join/lax slice for cellular sets combinatorially
The missing combinatorial thing is: If X is an ω-quasicat and x is a vertex of X, then the projection map

X_{/_{lax}x} -> X

is an ω-cartesian fibration
Contingent on that result, ω-unstraightening sends projectively fibrant diagrams \mathfrak{C}(S)^op -> Θ-Set to ω-cartesian fibrations
Thie proof of this is very nice and specific to the ∞,ω case.

12:00 PM
(the same idea works for unstraightening diagrams of Kan complexes in the ∞,1 case)

12:41 PM
@JonathanBeardsley by the way, that question you asked, here's the trick: If you take (C[n])^op and reindex the objects by i mapsto n-i, you are done. That is exactly C([n]^op). Hope that helps.
by exactly, I mean as cosimplicial objects

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8:00 PM
I'm reading through Weiss's thesis on dendroidal sets and I have a basic question that is alluding me. Is the grafting of trees / dendroidally ordered sets a colimit in either the categories of trees or of dendroidal sets?

8:38 PM
@SaalHardali The natural map X -> π_0(X) is a reflective localization on based spaces (it's the nullification of the map S^1_+ -> S^0).
The kernel of this map is the class of connected spaces, and the coreflective localization is the natural inclusion X_0 -> X of the basepoint component.
The kernel of that coreflective localization is the family of spaces X whose basepoint component is contractible, and so rather than recovering the localization π_0(X) you're recovering the localization X -> X/X_0 that collapses the basepoint component.
the condition you're asking for is kind of an "image = coimage" constraint and so I'd guess that it tends to appear more naturally in stable settings than unstable ones (don't take this too seriously)

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10:16 PM
@MarkPenney be aware that paper has nontrivial mistakes