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June 1, 2026Algebraic & Geometric Topology0 citationsOpen Access

On local fibrations of (∞,2)-categories

FAFernando AbellánUniversität Hamburg

Key Points

  • This research aims to develop a model-independent framework for local fibrations of (∞,2)-categories and generalizes existing theories.
  • Constructed a model category to serve as a combinatorial model for local fibrations.
  • Established equivalences between various categories using straightening and unstraightening constructions.
  • Specialized a Grothendieck construction for local fibrations involving oplax unital functors.
  • Demonstrated an equivalence between (0,1)-fibrations over a scaled simplicial set S and certain functors to (∞,2)-categories.
  • Showed that local fibrations over an (∞,2)-category can be approximated by oplax unital functors.
  • Provided a new version of the Yoneda lemma applicable to (∞,2)-categories.

Abstract

In this work we provide a model-independent notion of local fibrations of (, 2) -categories which generalises the well-known theory of locally coCartesian fibrations of (, 1) -categories. Based on previous work, we construct a model category which serves as a specific combinatorial model for this type of fibrations. Our main result is a generalisation of the locally coCartesian straightening and unstraightening construction of Lurie, which yields for any scaled simplicial set S an equivalence of (, 2) -categories between the (, 2) -category of (0, 1) -fibrations over S (also known as inner coCartesian fibrations) and the (, 2) -category of functors S C\!at (, ₂) with values in (, 2) -categories. Given an (, 2) -category B, our Grothendieck construction can be specialised to produce an equivalence between the (, 2) -category of local fibrations over B and the (, 2) -category of oplax unital functors with values in C\!at (, ₂). Finally, as an application of our results we provide a version of the Yoneda lemma for (, 2) -categories.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1d216202fbce9130637622https://doi.org/10.2140/agt.2026.26.1681
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