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By or one may denote the stable (∞,1)-category of spectra. It is also denoted , or sometimes although that can be confusing.
Its homotopy category is the classical stable homotopy category.
For more see the entry stable (∞,1)-category of spectra.
A sequence of morphisms of spectra is a homotopy fiber sequence if and only if it is a homotopy cofiber sequence:
In fact:
A homotopy-commuting square in Spectra is a homotopy pullback if and only it is a homotopy pushout.
This follows from Prop. by the fact that Spectra is additive (this Prop.).
See also arXiv:1906.04773, Prop. 6.2.11, MO:q/132347.
This property of Spectra (Prop. , Prop. ) reflects one of the standard defining axioms on stable (∞,1)-categories (see there) and on stable derivators (see there).
is equivalently
the free stable locally presentable (∞,1)-category on one compact generator, namely the sphere spectrum.
the stable (infinity,1)-category of quasicoherent infinity-stacks on Spec(S).
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