This article is about arbitrary types satisfying the Rezk completion condition in simplicial type theory. For synthetic pre-categories satisfying the Rezk completion condition, see Rezk type
Background
Basic concepts
equivalences in/of -categories
Universal constructions
Local presentation
Theorems
Extra stuff, structure, properties
Models
category object in an (∞,1)-category, groupoid object
(directed enhancement of homotopy type theory with types behaving like -categories)
In simplicial type theory, let be some notion of isomorphism.
A type is a Rezk complete type if the canonical function which by the J rule takes an identification of elements to an isomorphism is an equivalence of types for all and .
Equivalently, let denote the free-standing isomorphism, for some notion of isomorphism. For example, the free-standing bi-invertible morphism can be defined as a colimit on a diagram involving the simplicial interval (see Sterling & Ye 2025). There is a unique function to the homotopical interval higher inductive type by the universal property of the negative unit type and the equivalence of with the negative unit type.
A type is a Rezk complete type if the canonical function
is an equivalence of types
Ulrik Buchholtz, Jonathan Weinberger, Synthetic fibered -category theory arXiv:2105.01724, talk slides
Jonathan Sterling, Lingyuan Ye, Domains and Classifying Topoi (arXiv:2505.13096)
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