Unbounded quantifiers via 2-categorical logic
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1 via Unbounded via A. University of Chicago March 18, 2010
2 via Why? For the same reasons we study 1-categorical. 1 It tells us things about 2-categories. Proofs about fibrations and stacks are simplified by the internal of their 2-categories, just as proofs about sheaves are simplified by the internal of a topos. 2 It tells us things about 2-. models of 2-dimensional theories give insight into the structure of those theories, such as independence results and completeness theorems, just as 1-categorical models do for 1-dimensional theories. The true role of the axiom of choice in category theory.
3 via Why? For the same reasons we study 1-categorical. 1 It tells us things about 2-categories. Proofs about fibrations and stacks are simplified by the internal of their 2-categories, just as proofs about sheaves are simplified by the internal of a topos. 2 It tells us things about 2-. models of 2-dimensional theories give insight into the structure of those theories, such as independence results and completeness theorems, just as 1-categorical models do for 1-dimensional theories. The true role of the axiom of choice in category theory. Also: 3 It shows us how to extend 1-categorical to deal with unbounded.
4 via Outline 1 2
5 via Categorical Logic/Type theory syntax A : Type x : A f (x) : B x : A P(x) : Prop, Category theory semantics A ob(c) f : A B P Sub(A) adjoints to pullback f f f However: in mathematics we frequently also use unbounded, i.e. over sets/types.
6 via Standard solution: Logic/Type theory a universe ( A : Type)ϕ(A) Universes Category theory a universal object U = [Type] π : Sub(X U) Sub(X) Remarks Unbounded become over the type of (small) types. E.g. in algebraic set theory, we have a category of classes with small maps which are representable by some universal object.
7 via Why not universes? Not intrinsic to the category of (small) sets/types: need to construct a containing category of classes. Not canonical: a category of sets can be contained in many different categories of classes. Properties of a category of sets may not be reflected in a category of classes containing it (not first-order). Not category-theoretic: have to fix a notion of equality (rather than isomorphism) between sets.
8 via Why not universes? Not intrinsic to the category of (small) sets/types: need to construct a containing category of classes. Not canonical: a category of sets can be contained in many different categories of classes. Properties of a category of sets may not be reflected in a category of classes containing it (not first-order). Not category-theoretic: have to fix a notion of equality (rather than isomorphism) between sets. Goal An intrinsic, canonical, first-order, and category-theoretic treatment of unbounded, in which we can formulate axioms equivalent to set-theoretic axioms like replacement and full separation.
9 via Logic/Type theory Category theory propositional Heyting algebra predicate categorical models ( bounded ) (topoi, pretopoi) unbounded?? ( over Type) Question: What is the natural object to fill the hole?
10 Unbounded via Sheaves, stacks, and We do have a canonical way to do the first step on the categorical side. (propositional ) (bounded ) Heyting algebra topos topos of sheaves (unbounded )??
11 Unbounded via Sheaves, stacks, and We do have a canonical way to do the first step on the categorical side. (propositional ) (bounded ) (unbounded ) Heyting algebra = 0-topos topos of sheaves topos = 1-topos 2-topos? 2-topos of stacks
12 Unbounded via Sheaves, stacks, and We do have a canonical way to do the first step on the categorical side. (propositional ) (bounded ) (unbounded ) Heyting algebra = 0-topos topos of sheaves topos = 1-topos 2-topos? 2-topos of stacks Next question: What is a 2-topos?
13 via Outline 1 2
14 via A topos is like an elephant With apologies to André Joyal and Peter Johnstone
15 via A topos is like an elephant With apologies to André Joyal and Peter Johnstone It s all one animal.
16 via What is a 2-topos?
17 via What is a 2-topos? Is it necessarily all one animal?
18 via Two parts of the elephant A topos is the category of sheaves on a site. A topos is a setting for intuitionistic higher-order.
19 via Two parts of the elephant A topos is the category of sheaves on a site. A category is a Grothendieck topos iff it is an infinitary pretopos with a small generating set (Giraud). A topos is a setting for intuitionistic higher-order. A Heyting pretopos is a setting for intuitionistic first-order ; a topos adds higher-order structure.
20 via Two parts of the elephant A topos is the category of sheaves on a site. A category is a Grothendieck topos iff it is an infinitary pretopos with a small generating set (Giraud). A topos is a setting for intuitionistic higher-order. A Heyting pretopos is a setting for intuitionistic first-order ; a topos adds higher-order structure. Idea: Look first for a notion of 2-pretopos.
21 via The 2-Giraud theorem Theorem (Street, 1982) A 2-category is the 2-category of stacks on a 2-site iff it is an infinitary 2-pretopos with a small strongly-generating set. Such a category is called a Grothendieck 2-topos.
22 via The 2-Giraud theorem Theorem (Street, 1982) A 2-category is the 2-category of stacks on a 2-site iff it is an infinitary 2-pretopos with a small strongly-generating set. Such a category is called a Grothendieck 2-topos. So what is an infinitary 2-pretopos?
23 via Regular 2-categories A regular 1-category has pullback-stable image factorizations, generalizing the (surjection, injection) factorizations in Set. A regular 2-category has pullback-stable image factorizations, generalizing the (essentially surjective, fully faithful) factorizations in Cat. The main point The subobjects in a 2-category are fully faithful inclusions.
24 via Heyting 2-categories A coherent 2-category is regular and has stable unions of fully faithful morphisms. A Heyting 2-category is coherent and has right adjoints to pullback of ffs. Observation Any Grothendieck 2-topos is a Heyting 2-category. This is all we need from the 2-Giraud theorem.
25 via A Heyting 2-category has an internal first-order 2-. Two sorts of terms: object-terms and arrow-terms. Represented by morphisms and 2-cells, respectively. In the Grothendieck 2-topos of stacks on a site S, the internal 2- has a Kripke-Joyal description as a stack semantics over S.
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