A cartesian presentation of weak n-categories
arXiv:0901.3602 · doi:10.2140/gt.2010.14.521
Abstract
We propose a notion of weak (n+k,n)-category, which we call (n+k,n)-Theta-spaces. The (n+k,n)-Theta-spaces are precisely the fibrant objects of a certain model category structure on the category of presheaves of simplicial sets on Joyal's category Theta_n. This notion is a generalization of that of complete Segal spaces (which are precisely the (infty,1)-Theta-spaces). Our main result is that the above model category is cartesian.
Incorporates corrections to the published version, which appeared in a separate correction note
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