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category_of_f-algebras [2014/09/22 23:50]
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category_of_f-algebras [2014/12/04 22:35]
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 The category of F-algebras and F-algebra homomorphisms. The postulate says that it can't matter if you perform the operation ($\alpha$ resp. $\beta$) before or after the transformation $f$. The category of F-algebras and F-algebra homomorphisms. The postulate says that it can't matter if you perform the operation ($\alpha$ resp. $\beta$) before or after the transformation $f$.
  
-Note that $\alpha,​\beta,​f$ are arrows in ${\bf C}$, while $\langle f\rangle$ denotes the arrow between $F$-algebras $\langle A,​\alpha\rangle$ and $\langle B,​\beta\rangle$ corresponding to the //​homomorphism//​ $f$. Clearly, $\langle f\rangle$ and $f$ are in bijection and one often just write $f$ for both.+Note that $\alpha,​\beta,​f$ are arrows in ${\bf C}$, while $\langle f\rangle$ denotes the arrow between $F$-algebras $\langle A,​\alpha\rangle$ and $\langle B,​\beta\rangle$ corresponding to the //​homomorphism//​ $f$. Clearly, $\langle f\rangle$ and $f$ are in bijection and one often just writes ​$f$ for both.
  
 === Reference === === Reference ===
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 [[F-algebra]] [[F-algebra]]
 === Element of === === Element of ===
-[[Category]]+[[Categories]]
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