Abstract

We construct a q-model structure, a h-model structure and a m-model structure on multipointed $d$-spaces and on flows. The two q-model structures are combinatorial and coincide with the combinatorial model structures already known on these categories. The four other model structures (the two m-model structures and the two h-model structures) are accessible. We give an example of multipointed $d$-space and of flow which are not cofibrant in any of the model structures. We explain why the m-model structures, Quillen equivalent to the q-model structure of the same category, are better behaved than the q-model structures.

Highlights

  • 1 Introduction Presentation This paper belongs to our series of papers which aims at comparing the model category Flow of flows introduced in [11] and the model category GdTop of multipointed d-spaces introduced in [15]

  • Using the notion of topological graph and the Garner Hess Kędziorek Riehl Shipley theorem [20] [10] about accessible rightinduced model structures, we introduce a categorical construction which takes as input an accessible model structure on the category Top of ∆generated spaces satisfying some mild conditions and which gives as output an accessible model structure on multipointed dspaces and on flows

  • We have proved that the model category Gph(V) is an accessible model category

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Introduction

Presentation This paper belongs to our series of papers which aims at comparing the model category Flow of flows introduced in [11] (with some updated proofs in [18] using Isaev’s work [23]) and the model category GdTop of multipointed d-spaces introduced in [15]. It is expounded the theorem we are going to use to right-induce accessible model structures (Theorem 2.1).

Accessible model category
Accessible Grothendieck bifibration
Delta-generated space
Topological graph
Multipointed d-space
Path space functor and m-cofibrancy
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