Universally stable object properties of pseudofunctors #
For an object property P on a Cat-valued pseudofunctor F, this file
defines the subproperty consisting of objects whose image along every
outgoing morphism again satisfies P. This universally stable closure is
preserved by every transition by construction; the proof uses the compositor
of F, so Mathlib's Pseudofunctor.ObjectProperty.fullsubcategory turns it
into an actual replete sub-pseudofunctor.
This is the repository's generic subprestack root. A geometric locus should supply an object property and the relevant preservation theorem instead of defining a second subprestack carrier in its consumer directory.
The objects satisfying P after every base change represented by an
outgoing morphism in the source bicategory.
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A universally stable object satisfies the original property before base change. The comparison is the unit isomorphism of the pseudofunctor.
If P is already preserved by every transition, every P-object is
universally stable.
A transition-stable property agrees fiberwise with its universally stable closure.