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From old categorical models to new ones through open covers
The nerve theorem provides a combinatorial model for the homotopy type of a topological space from a suitable open cover. We extend this local-to-global approach by replacing the intersections of the cover with compatible categorical models. These local models are assembled through the Grothendieck
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