Cocompactness and Presentability
Thorger Geiß, Phil Pützstück, Maxime Ramzi
Abstract
We give a short proof that κ-cocompact objects in a presentable category are subterminal. As our main result, we extend this to the setting of presentable ∞-categories. A consequence is that an ∞-category C such that both C and Cop are presentable is a small complete lattice, extending a classical theorem of Gabriel-Ulmer. Along the way, we prove a nilpotence result for phantom maps in general pointed presentable ∞-categories. Additionally, we show that a strengthening of our main result is equivalent to the existence of a proper class of measurable cardinals.
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