homotopy hypothesis-theorem
delooping hypothesis-theorem
stabilization hypothesis-theorem
The (large) -category is the collection of all (small) (∞,n)-categories:
objects are (∞,n)-categories;
morphisms are (∞,n)-functors;
k-morphisms for are -transfors.
There are various presentations for this. For general see for instance this section at Theta-space. For low see the discussion at (∞,1)Cat and (∞,2)Cat?.
Often it is useful to consider just the maximal (∞,1)-category inside . This is what is presented by various model category structures on models for -categories.
The discussion in (BarwickSchommer-Pries) shows that essentially all proposed models for are in fact equivalent.
The automorphism ∞-group of is equivalent to .
This is due to (Barwick & Schommer-Pries).
(See also at duality.)
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