Understanding higher structures through Quillen-Segal objects

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Abstract: If mathscrM is a model category and mathcalU:mathscrAightarrowmathscrM is a functor, we defined a Quillen-Segal mathcalU-object as a weak equivalence mathscrF:s(mathscrF)xrightarrowsimt(mathscrF) such that t(mathscrF)=mathcalU(b) for some binmathscrA. If mathcalU is the nerve functor mathcalU:mathbfCatightarrowmathbfsSetJ, with the Joyal model structure on mathbfsSet, then studying the comma category (mathbfsSetJdownarrowmathcalU) leads naturally to concepts, such as Lurie's infty-operad. It also gives simple examples of presentable, stable infty-category, and higher topos. If we consider the extit{coherent nerve} mathcalU:mathbfsCatBightarrowmathbfsSetJ, then the theory of QS-objects directly connects with the program of Riehl and Verity. If we apply our main result when mathcalU is the identity Id:mathbfsSetQightarrowmathbfsSetQ, with the Quillen model structure, the homotopy theory of QS-objects is equivalent to that of Kan complexes and we believe that this is an extit{avatar} of Voevodsky's extit{Univalence axiom}. This equivalence holds for any combinatorial and left proper mathscrM. This result agrees with our intuition, since by essence the ` extit{Quillen-Segal type}' is the extit{Equivalence type}














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