equivalences in/of -categories
A homotopical category is a construction used in homotopy theory, related to but more flexible than a model category.
A homotopical category is a category with weak equivalences where on top of the 2-out-of-3-property the morphisms satisfy the 2-out-of-6-property:
The 2-out-of-6-property implies the 2-out-of-3 property, hence every homotopical category is a category with weak equivalences.
Every model category is a homotopical category.
A functor between homotopical categories which preserves weak equivalences is a homotopical functor.
Every homotopical category “presents” or “models” an (infinity,1)-category , a simplicially enriched category called the simplicial localization of , which is in some sense the universal solution to inverting the weak equivalence up to higher categorical morphisms.
category with a calculus of fractions
This definition is in paragraph 33 of