Some properties of the theory of n-categories
Carlos Simpson
Abstract
Let Ln denote the Dwyer-Kan localization of the category of weak n-categories divided by the n-equivalences. We propose a list of properties that this simplicial category is likely to have, and conjecture that these properties characterize Ln up to equivalence. We show, using these properties, how to obtain the morphism n-1-categories between two points in an object of Ln and how to obtain the composition map between the morphism objects.
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