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   525 \end{figure}
   525 \end{figure}
   526 We notice that a certain subset of the disk is a product region and remove it.
   526 We notice that a certain subset of the disk is a product region and remove it.
   527 
   527 
   528 Given 2-morphisms $f$ and $g$, we define the horizontal composition $f *_h g$ to be any of the four
   528 Given 2-morphisms $f$ and $g$, we define the horizontal composition $f *_h g$ to be any of the four
   529 equal 2-morphisms in Figure \ref{fzo5}.
   529 equal 2-morphisms in Figure \ref{fzo5}.
   530 \nn{add three remaining cases of triangle.pdf 3.b to fzo5}
   530 Figure \ref{fig:horizontal-compositions-equal}illustrates part of the proof that these four 2-morphisms are equal.
   531 Figure \nn{triangle 3.c, but not necessarily crooked} illustrates part of the proof that these four 2-morphisms are equal.
       
   532 Similar arguments show that horizontal composition is associative.
   531 Similar arguments show that horizontal composition is associative.
   533 \begin{figure}[t]
   532 \begin{figure}[t]
   534 \begin{equation*}
   533 \begin{equation*}
   535 \raisebox{-.9cm}{
   534 \raisebox{-.9cm}{
   536 \begin{tikzpicture}
   535 \begin{tikzpicture}
   570 	\draw[->, thick, orange!50!brown] (1.45,-1.1)--  node[left, black] {$f$} +(0,.7);
   569 	\draw[->, thick, orange!50!brown] (1.45,-1.1)--  node[left, black] {$f$} +(0,.7);
   571 	\draw[->, thick, orange!50!brown] (4.35,.4)--  node[left, black] {$g$} +(0,.7);
   570 	\draw[->, thick, orange!50!brown] (4.35,.4)--  node[left, black] {$g$} +(0,.7);
   572 	\draw[->, thick, blue!75!yellow] (1.5,.78) node[black, above] {$(b\cdot c)\times I$} -- (2.5,0);
   571 	\draw[->, thick, blue!75!yellow] (1.5,.78) node[black, above] {$(b\cdot c)\times I$} -- (2.5,0);
   573 \end{tikzpicture}}
   572 \end{tikzpicture}}
   574 \end{equation*}
   573 \end{equation*}
       
   574 \begin{equation*}
       
   575 \mathfig{0.6}{triangle/triangle3b}
       
   576 \end{equation*}
   575 \caption{Horizontal composition of 2-morphisms}
   577 \caption{Horizontal composition of 2-morphisms}
   576 \label{fzo5}
   578 \label{fzo5}
       
   579 \end{figure}
       
   580 \begin{figure}[t]
       
   581 $$
       
   582 \mathfig{0.6}{triangle/triangle3c}
       
   583 $$
       
   584 \caption{Part of the proof that the four different horizontal compositions of 2-morphisms are equal.}
       
   585 \label{fig:horizontal-compositions-equal}
   577 \end{figure}
   586 \end{figure}
   578 
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   579 Given 1-morphisms $a$, $b$ and $c$ of $D$, we define the associator from $(a\bullet b)\bullet c$ to $a\bullet(b\bullet c)$
   588 Given 1-morphisms $a$, $b$ and $c$ of $D$, we define the associator from $(a\bullet b)\bullet c$ to $a\bullet(b\bullet c)$
   580 as in Figure \nn{like triangle 4.a, but more general; use three colors as in that fig}.
   589 as in Figure \nn{like triangle 4.a, but more general; use three colors as in that fig}.
   581 This is just a reparameterization of the pinched product $(a\bullet b\bullet c)\times I$ of $\cC$.
   590 This is just a reparameterization of the pinched product $(a\bullet b\bullet c)\times I$ of $\cC$.
       
   591 \begin{figure}[t]
       
   592 $$
       
   593 \mathfig{0.4}{triangle/triangle4a}
       
   594 $$
       
   595 \nn{remember to change the labels}
       
   596 \caption{An associator.}
       
   597 \label{fig:associator}
       
   598 \end{figure}
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   583 Let $x,y,z$ be objects of $D$ and let $a:x\to y$ and $b:y\to z$ be 1-morphisms of $D$.
   600 Let $x,y,z$ be objects of $D$ and let $a:x\to y$ and $b:y\to z$ be 1-morphisms of $D$.
   584 We have already defined above 
   601 We have already defined above 
   585 structure maps $u:a\bullet \id_y\to a$ and $v:\id_y\bullet b\to b$, as well as an associator
   602 structure maps $u:a\bullet \id_y\to a$ and $v:\id_y\bullet b\to b$, as well as an associator
   586 $\alpha: (a\bullet \id_y)\bullet b\to a\bullet(\id_y\bullet b)$, as shown in
   603 $\alpha: (a\bullet \id_y)\bullet b\to a\bullet(\id_y\bullet b)$, as shown in
   587 Figure \nn{triangle 4.b, 4.c and 4.a; note change from ``assoc" to ``$\alpha$"}.
   604 Figure \ref{fig:ingredients-triangle-axiom}.
   588 (See also Figures \ref{fzo2} and \nn{previous associator fig}.)
   605 (See also Figures \ref{fzo2} and \ref{fig:associator}.)
   589 We now show that $D$ satisfies the triangle axiom, which states that $u\bullet\id_b$ 
   606 We now show that $D$ satisfies the triangle axiom, which states that $u\bullet\id_b$ 
   590 is equal to the composition of $\alpha$ and $\id_a\bullet v$.
   607 is equal to the composition of $\alpha$ and $\id_a\bullet v$.
   591 (Both are 2-morphisms from $(a\bullet \id_y)\bullet b$ to $a\bullet b$.)
   608 (Both are 2-morphisms from $(a\bullet \id_y)\bullet b$ to $a\bullet b$.)
   592 
   609 \begin{figure}[t]
   593 The horizontal compositions $u\bullet\id_b$ and $\id_a\bullet v$ are shown in Figure \nn{triangle 4.d and 4.e}
   610 \begin{align*}
       
   611 \mathfig{0.4}{triangle/triangle4a} \\
       
   612 \mathfig{0.4}{triangle/triangle4b} \\
       
   613 \mathfig{0.4}{triangle/triangle4c} 
       
   614 \end{align*}
       
   615 \nn{remember to change `assoc' to $\alpha$}
       
   616 \caption{Ingredients for the triangle axiom.}
       
   617 \label{fig:ingredients-triangle-axiom}
       
   618 \end{figure}
       
   619 
       
   620 The horizontal compositions $u\bullet\id_b$ and $\id_a\bullet v$ are shown in Figure \ref{fig:horizontal-composition}
   594 (see also Figure \ref{fzo5}).
   621 (see also Figure \ref{fzo5}).
   595 The vertical composition of $\alpha$ and $\id_a\bullet v$ is shown in Figure \nn{triangle 4.f}.
   622 The vertical composition of $\alpha$ and $\id_a\bullet v$ is shown in Figure \ref{fig:vertical-composition}.
   596 Figure \nn{triangle 5} shows that we can add a collar to $u\bullet\id_b$ so that the result differs from
   623 Figure \ref{fig:adding-a-collar} shows that we can add a collar to $u\bullet\id_b$ so that the result differs from
   597 Figure \nn{ref to 4.f above} by an isotopy rel boundary.
   624 Figure  \ref{fig:vertical-composition} by an isotopy rel boundary.
   598 Note that here we have used in an essential way the associativity of product morphisms (Axiom \ref{axiom:product}.3) 
   625 Note that here we have used in an essential way the associativity of product morphisms (Axiom \ref{axiom:product}.3) 
   599 as well as compatibility of product morphisms with fiber-preserving maps (Axiom \ref{axiom:product}.1).
   626 as well as compatibility of product morphisms with fiber-preserving maps (Axiom \ref{axiom:product}.1).
   600 
   627 \begin{figure}[t]
   601 
   628 \begin{align*}
   602 
   629 \mathfig{0.4}{triangle/triangle4d}
   603 
   630 \mathfig{0.4}{triangle/triangle4e}
   604 
   631 \end{align*}
   605 
   632 \caption{Horizontal compositions in the triangle axiom.}
   606 %\nn{need to find a list of axioms for pivotal 2-cats to check}
   633 \label{fig:horizontal-composition}
   607 
   634 \end{figure}
   608 
   635 \begin{figure}[t]
   609 
   636 \begin{align*}
   610 
   637 \mathfig{0.4}{triangle/triangle4f}
   611 
   638 \end{align*}
   612 
   639 \caption{Vertical composition in the triangle axiom.}
       
   640 \label{fig:vertical-composition}
       
   641 \end{figure}
       
   642 \begin{figure}[t]
       
   643 \begin{align*}
       
   644 \mathfig{0.4}{triangle/triangle5}
       
   645 \end{align*}
       
   646 \caption{Adding a collar in the proof of the triangle axiom.}
       
   647 \label{fig:adding-a-collar}
       
   648 \end{figure}
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   616 \subsection{\texorpdfstring{$A_\infty$}{A-infinity} 1-categories}
   652 \subsection{\texorpdfstring{$A_\infty$}{A-infinity} 1-categories}
   617 \label{sec:comparing-A-infty}
   653 \label{sec:comparing-A-infty}