Corollary 5.98.
Consider a pushout square in \(\Fun(C,T)\) of the form
where \(f\) is a \(P_n\)-equivalence and \(g\) is a \(P_m\)-equivalence. Then the gap map \(F \to G \times_K H\) is a \(P_{n+m+1}\)-equivalence.
Proof
The two maps belong to \(K^{n+1}\) and \(K^{m+1}\), respectively. The generalized Blakers–Massey theorem places the gap map in their acyclic product, which is \(K^{n+m+2}\). This is the class of \(P_{n+m+1}\)-equivalences. Compare [Anel et al. 2018, Theorem 3.4.1].
References
- Mathieu Anel, Georg Biedermann, Eric Finster, André Joyal. Goodwillie's calculus of functors and higher topos theory. J. Topol., 11 (4), 1100–1132. 2018.