The flattening lemma for pushouts
Content created by Egbert Rijke, Vojtěch Štěpančík and Fredrik Bakke.
Created on 2023-09-05.
Last modified on 2024-06-06.
module synthetic-homotopy-theory.flattening-lemma-pushouts where
Imports
open import foundation.action-on-identifications-functions open import foundation.commuting-cubes-of-maps open import foundation.commuting-squares-of-maps open import foundation.commuting-triangles-of-maps open import foundation.dependent-pair-types open import foundation.equality-dependent-pair-types open import foundation.equivalences open import foundation.function-extensionality open import foundation.function-types open import foundation.functoriality-dependent-function-types open import foundation.functoriality-dependent-pair-types open import foundation.homotopies open import foundation.identity-types open import foundation.span-diagrams open import foundation.transport-along-identifications open import foundation.universal-property-dependent-pair-types open import foundation.universe-levels open import synthetic-homotopy-theory.cocones-under-spans open import synthetic-homotopy-theory.dependent-cocones-under-spans open import synthetic-homotopy-theory.dependent-universal-property-pushouts open import synthetic-homotopy-theory.descent-data-pushouts open import synthetic-homotopy-theory.equivalences-descent-data-pushouts open import synthetic-homotopy-theory.universal-property-pushouts
Idea
The flattening lemma for pushouts states that pushouts commute with dependent pair types. More precisely, given a pushout square
g
S -----> B
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f| | j
∨ ⌜ ∨
A -----> X
i
with homotopy H : i ∘ f ~ j ∘ g
, and for any type family P
over X
, the
commuting square
Σ (s : S), P(if(s)) ---> Σ (s : S), P(jg(s)) ---> Σ (b : B), P(j(b))
| |
| |
∨ ⌜ ∨
Σ (a : A), P(i(a)) -----------------------------> Σ (x : X), P(x)
is again a pushout square.
Definitions
The statement of the flattening lemma for pushouts
module _ { l1 l2 l3 l4 l5 : Level} {S : UU l1} {A : UU l2} {B : UU l3} { X : UU l4} (P : X → UU l5) ( f : S → A) (g : S → B) (c : cocone f g X) where vertical-map-span-flattening-pushout : Σ S (P ∘ horizontal-map-cocone f g c ∘ f) → Σ A (P ∘ horizontal-map-cocone f g c) vertical-map-span-flattening-pushout = map-Σ-map-base f (P ∘ horizontal-map-cocone f g c) horizontal-map-span-flattening-pushout : Σ S (P ∘ horizontal-map-cocone f g c ∘ f) → Σ B (P ∘ vertical-map-cocone f g c) horizontal-map-span-flattening-pushout = map-Σ ( P ∘ vertical-map-cocone f g c) ( g) ( λ s → tr P (coherence-square-cocone f g c s)) horizontal-map-cocone-flattening-pushout : Σ A (P ∘ horizontal-map-cocone f g c) → Σ X P horizontal-map-cocone-flattening-pushout = map-Σ-map-base (horizontal-map-cocone f g c) P vertical-map-cocone-flattening-pushout : Σ B (P ∘ vertical-map-cocone f g c) → Σ X P vertical-map-cocone-flattening-pushout = map-Σ-map-base (vertical-map-cocone f g c) P coherence-square-cocone-flattening-pushout : coherence-square-maps ( horizontal-map-span-flattening-pushout) ( vertical-map-span-flattening-pushout) ( vertical-map-cocone-flattening-pushout) ( horizontal-map-cocone-flattening-pushout) coherence-square-cocone-flattening-pushout = coherence-square-maps-map-Σ-map-base P g f ( vertical-map-cocone f g c) ( horizontal-map-cocone f g c) ( coherence-square-cocone f g c) cocone-flattening-pushout : cocone ( vertical-map-span-flattening-pushout) ( horizontal-map-span-flattening-pushout) ( Σ X P) pr1 cocone-flattening-pushout = horizontal-map-cocone-flattening-pushout pr1 (pr2 cocone-flattening-pushout) = vertical-map-cocone-flattening-pushout pr2 (pr2 cocone-flattening-pushout) = coherence-square-cocone-flattening-pushout flattening-lemma-pushout-statement : UUω flattening-lemma-pushout-statement = universal-property-pushout f g c → universal-property-pushout ( vertical-map-span-flattening-pushout) ( horizontal-map-span-flattening-pushout) ( cocone-flattening-pushout) module _ {l1 l2 l3 l4 l5 : Level} {𝒮 : span-diagram l1 l2 l3} {X : UU l4} (c : cocone-span-diagram 𝒮 X) (P : X → UU l5) where span-diagram-flattening-pushout : span-diagram (l1 ⊔ l5) (l2 ⊔ l5) (l3 ⊔ l5) span-diagram-flattening-pushout = make-span-diagram ( vertical-map-span-flattening-pushout P _ _ c) ( horizontal-map-span-flattening-pushout P _ _ c)
The statement of the flattening lemma for pushouts, phrased using descent data
The above statement of the flattening lemma works with a provided type family over the pushout. We can instead accept a definition of this family via descent data for the pushout.
module _ {l1 l2 l3 l4 : Level} {𝒮 : span-diagram l1 l2 l3} (P : descent-data-pushout 𝒮 l4) where vertical-map-span-flattening-descent-data-pushout : Σ ( spanning-type-span-diagram 𝒮) ( λ s → pr1 P (left-map-span-diagram 𝒮 s)) → Σ ( domain-span-diagram 𝒮) (pr1 P) vertical-map-span-flattening-descent-data-pushout = map-Σ-map-base ( left-map-span-diagram 𝒮) ( pr1 P) horizontal-map-span-flattening-descent-data-pushout : Σ ( spanning-type-span-diagram 𝒮) ( λ s → pr1 P (left-map-span-diagram 𝒮 s)) → Σ ( codomain-span-diagram 𝒮) (pr1 (pr2 P)) horizontal-map-span-flattening-descent-data-pushout = map-Σ ( pr1 (pr2 P)) ( right-map-span-diagram 𝒮) ( λ s → map-equiv (pr2 (pr2 P) s)) span-diagram-flattening-descent-data-pushout : span-diagram (l1 ⊔ l4) (l2 ⊔ l4) (l3 ⊔ l4) span-diagram-flattening-descent-data-pushout = make-span-diagram ( vertical-map-span-flattening-descent-data-pushout) ( horizontal-map-span-flattening-descent-data-pushout) module _ { l1 l2 l3 l4 l5 : Level} {S : UU l1} {A : UU l2} {B : UU l3} {X : UU l4} ( f : S → A) (g : S → B) (c : cocone f g X) ( P : descent-data-pushout (make-span-diagram f g) l5) ( Q : X → UU l5) ( e : equiv-descent-data-pushout P (descent-data-family-cocone-span-diagram c Q)) where horizontal-map-cocone-flattening-descent-data-pushout : Σ A (pr1 P) → Σ X Q horizontal-map-cocone-flattening-descent-data-pushout = map-Σ Q ( horizontal-map-cocone f g c) ( λ a → map-equiv (pr1 e a)) vertical-map-cocone-flattening-descent-data-pushout : Σ B (pr1 (pr2 P)) → Σ X Q vertical-map-cocone-flattening-descent-data-pushout = map-Σ Q ( vertical-map-cocone f g c) ( λ b → map-equiv (pr1 (pr2 e) b)) coherence-square-cocone-flattening-descent-data-pushout : coherence-square-maps ( horizontal-map-span-flattening-descent-data-pushout P) ( vertical-map-span-flattening-descent-data-pushout P) ( vertical-map-cocone-flattening-descent-data-pushout) ( horizontal-map-cocone-flattening-descent-data-pushout) coherence-square-cocone-flattening-descent-data-pushout = htpy-map-Σ Q ( coherence-square-cocone f g c) ( λ s → map-equiv (pr1 e (f s))) ( λ s → inv-htpy (pr2 (pr2 e) s)) cocone-flattening-descent-data-pushout : cocone ( vertical-map-span-flattening-descent-data-pushout P) ( horizontal-map-span-flattening-descent-data-pushout P) ( Σ X Q) pr1 cocone-flattening-descent-data-pushout = horizontal-map-cocone-flattening-descent-data-pushout pr1 (pr2 cocone-flattening-descent-data-pushout) = vertical-map-cocone-flattening-descent-data-pushout pr2 (pr2 cocone-flattening-descent-data-pushout) = coherence-square-cocone-flattening-descent-data-pushout flattening-lemma-descent-data-pushout-statement : UUω flattening-lemma-descent-data-pushout-statement = universal-property-pushout f g c → universal-property-pushout ( vertical-map-span-flattening-descent-data-pushout P) ( horizontal-map-span-flattening-descent-data-pushout P) ( cocone-flattening-descent-data-pushout)
Properties
Proof of the flattening lemma for pushouts
The proof uses the theorem that maps from sigma types are equivalent to dependent maps over the index type, for which we can invoke the dependent universal property of the indexing pushout.
module _ { l1 l2 l3 l4 l5 : Level} {S : UU l1} {A : UU l2} {B : UU l3} { X : UU l4} (P : X → UU l5) ( f : S → A) (g : S → B) (c : cocone f g X) where cocone-map-flattening-pushout : { l : Level} (Y : UU l) → ( Σ X P → Y) → cocone ( vertical-map-span-flattening-pushout P f g c) ( horizontal-map-span-flattening-pushout P f g c) ( Y) cocone-map-flattening-pushout Y = cocone-map ( vertical-map-span-flattening-pushout P f g c) ( horizontal-map-span-flattening-pushout P f g c) ( cocone-flattening-pushout P f g c) comparison-dependent-cocone-ind-Σ-cocone : { l : Level} (Y : UU l) → Σ ( (a : A) → P (horizontal-map-cocone f g c a) → Y) ( λ k → Σ ( (b : B) → P (vertical-map-cocone f g c b) → Y) ( λ l → ( s : S) (t : P (horizontal-map-cocone f g c (f s))) → ( k (f s) t) = ( l (g s) (tr P (coherence-square-cocone f g c s) t)))) ≃ dependent-cocone f g c (λ x → P x → Y) comparison-dependent-cocone-ind-Σ-cocone Y = equiv-tot ( λ k → equiv-tot ( λ l → equiv-Π-equiv-family ( equiv-htpy-dependent-function-dependent-identification-function-type ( Y) ( coherence-square-cocone f g c) ( k ∘ f) ( l ∘ g)))) triangle-comparison-dependent-cocone-ind-Σ-cocone : { l : Level} (Y : UU l) → coherence-triangle-maps ( dependent-cocone-map f g c (λ x → P x → Y)) ( map-equiv (comparison-dependent-cocone-ind-Σ-cocone Y)) ( map-equiv equiv-ev-pair³ ∘ cocone-map-flattening-pushout Y ∘ ind-Σ) triangle-comparison-dependent-cocone-ind-Σ-cocone Y h = eq-pair-eq-fiber ( eq-pair-eq-fiber ( eq-htpy ( inv-htpy ( compute-equiv-htpy-dependent-function-dependent-identification-function-type ( Y) ( coherence-square-cocone f g c) ( h))))) abstract flattening-lemma-pushout : flattening-lemma-pushout-statement P f g c flattening-lemma-pushout up-c Y = is-equiv-left-factor ( cocone-map-flattening-pushout Y) ( ind-Σ) ( is-equiv-right-factor ( map-equiv equiv-ev-pair³) ( cocone-map-flattening-pushout Y ∘ ind-Σ) ( is-equiv-map-equiv equiv-ev-pair³) ( is-equiv-top-map-triangle ( dependent-cocone-map f g c (λ x → P x → Y)) ( map-equiv (comparison-dependent-cocone-ind-Σ-cocone Y)) ( ( map-equiv equiv-ev-pair³) ∘ ( cocone-map-flattening-pushout Y) ∘ ( ind-Σ)) ( triangle-comparison-dependent-cocone-ind-Σ-cocone Y) ( is-equiv-map-equiv (comparison-dependent-cocone-ind-Σ-cocone Y)) ( dependent-universal-property-universal-property-pushout _ _ _ up-c ( λ x → P x → Y)))) ( is-equiv-ind-Σ)
Proof of the descent data statement of the flattening lemma
The proof is carried out by constructing a commuting cube, which has
equivalences for vertical maps, the cocone-flattening-pushout
square for the
bottom, and the cocone-flattening-descent-data-pushout
square for the top.
The bottom is a pushout by the above flattening lemma, which implies that the top is also a pushout.
The other parts of the cube are defined naturally, and come from the following map of spans:
Σ (a : A) (PA a) <------- Σ (s : S) (PA (f s)) -----> Σ (b : B) (PB b)
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∨ ∨ ∨
Σ (a : A) (P (i a)) <---- Σ (s : S) (P (i (f s))) ---> Σ (b : B) (P (j b))
where the vertical maps are equivalences given fiberwise by the equivalence of descent data.
module _ { l1 l2 l3 l4 l5 : Level} {S : UU l1} {A : UU l2} {B : UU l3} {X : UU l4} ( f : S → A) (g : S → B) (c : cocone f g X) ( P : descent-data-pushout (make-span-diagram f g) l5) ( Q : X → UU l5) ( e : equiv-descent-data-pushout P (descent-data-family-cocone-span-diagram c Q)) where coherence-cube-flattening-lemma-descent-data-pushout : coherence-cube-maps ( vertical-map-span-flattening-pushout Q f g c) ( horizontal-map-span-flattening-pushout Q f g c) ( horizontal-map-cocone-flattening-pushout Q f g c) ( vertical-map-cocone-flattening-pushout Q f g c) ( vertical-map-span-flattening-descent-data-pushout P) ( horizontal-map-span-flattening-descent-data-pushout P) ( horizontal-map-cocone-flattening-descent-data-pushout f g c P Q e) ( vertical-map-cocone-flattening-descent-data-pushout f g c P Q e) ( tot (λ s → map-equiv (pr1 e (f s)))) ( tot (λ a → map-equiv (pr1 e a))) ( tot (λ b → map-equiv (pr1 (pr2 e) b))) ( id) ( coherence-square-cocone-flattening-descent-data-pushout f g c P Q e) ( refl-htpy) ( htpy-map-Σ ( Q ∘ vertical-map-cocone f g c) ( refl-htpy) ( λ s → tr Q (coherence-square-cocone f g c s) ∘ (map-equiv (pr1 e (f s)))) ( λ s → inv-htpy (pr2 (pr2 e) s))) ( refl-htpy) ( refl-htpy) ( coherence-square-cocone-flattening-pushout Q f g c) coherence-cube-flattening-lemma-descent-data-pushout (s , t) = ( ap-id ( coherence-square-cocone-flattening-descent-data-pushout f g c P Q e ( s , t))) ∙ ( triangle-eq-pair-Σ Q ( coherence-square-cocone f g c s) ( inv (pr2 (pr2 e) s t))) ∙ ( ap ( eq-pair-Σ (coherence-square-cocone f g c s) refl ∙_) ( inv ( ( right-unit) ∙ ( compute-ap-map-Σ-map-base-eq-pair-Σ ( vertical-map-cocone f g c) ( Q) ( refl) ( inv (pr2 (pr2 e) s t)))))) abstract flattening-lemma-descent-data-pushout : flattening-lemma-descent-data-pushout-statement f g c P Q e flattening-lemma-descent-data-pushout up-c = universal-property-pushout-top-universal-property-pushout-bottom-cube-is-equiv ( vertical-map-span-flattening-pushout Q f g c) ( horizontal-map-span-flattening-pushout Q f g c) ( horizontal-map-cocone-flattening-pushout Q f g c) ( vertical-map-cocone-flattening-pushout Q f g c) ( vertical-map-span-flattening-descent-data-pushout P) ( horizontal-map-span-flattening-descent-data-pushout P) ( horizontal-map-cocone-flattening-descent-data-pushout f g c P Q e) ( vertical-map-cocone-flattening-descent-data-pushout f g c P Q e) ( tot (λ s → map-equiv (pr1 e (f s)))) ( tot (λ a → map-equiv (pr1 e a))) ( tot (λ b → map-equiv (pr1 (pr2 e) b))) ( id) ( coherence-square-cocone-flattening-descent-data-pushout f g c P Q e) ( refl-htpy) ( htpy-map-Σ ( Q ∘ vertical-map-cocone f g c) ( refl-htpy) ( λ s → tr Q (coherence-square-cocone f g c s) ∘ (map-equiv (pr1 e (f s)))) ( λ s → inv-htpy (pr2 (pr2 e) s))) ( refl-htpy) ( refl-htpy) ( coherence-square-cocone-flattening-pushout Q f g c) ( coherence-cube-flattening-lemma-descent-data-pushout) ( is-equiv-tot-is-fiberwise-equiv ( λ s → is-equiv-map-equiv (pr1 e (f s)))) ( is-equiv-tot-is-fiberwise-equiv ( λ a → is-equiv-map-equiv (pr1 e a))) ( is-equiv-tot-is-fiberwise-equiv ( λ b → is-equiv-map-equiv (pr1 (pr2 e) b))) ( is-equiv-id) ( flattening-lemma-pushout Q f g c up-c)
Recent changes
- 2024-06-06. Vojtěch Štěpančík. Identity systems of descent data for pushouts (#1150).
- 2024-05-31. Vojtěch Štěpančík. Refactor the descent property of pushouts (#1145).
- 2024-04-25. Fredrik Bakke. chore: Fix arrowheads in character diagrams (#1124).
- 2024-04-25. Fredrik Bakke. chore: Universal properties of colimits quantify over all universe levels (#1126).
- 2024-02-06. Egbert Rijke and Fredrik Bakke. Refactor files about identity types and homotopies (#1014).