Simplicially Enriched Category
Simplicially enriched categories, or simplicial categories, are categories enriched over simplicial sets. However, when we look at them as a model for (infinity,1)-categories, then many categorical notions, say limits do not agree with the corresponding notions in the sense of enriched categories. The same for other enriched models like topologically enriched categories.
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