An adjoint-functor theorem over topoi
Brian J. Day
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Brian J. Day
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The usual statements of the classical adjoint-functor theorems contain the hypothesis that the codomain category should admit arbitrary intersections of families of monomorphisms with a common codomain. The aim of this article is to formulate an adjoint-functor theorem which refers, in a similar manner, to arbitrary internal intersections of “families of monomorphisms” in the case where the categories under consideration are suitably defined relative to a fixed elementary base topos (in the usual sense of Lawvere and Tierney).
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The usual statements of the classical adjoint-functor theorems contain the hypothesis that the codomain category should admit arbitrary intersections of families of monomorphisms with a common codomain. The aim of this article is to formulate an adjoint-functor theorem which refers, in a similar manner, to arbitrary internal intersections of “families of monomorphisms” in the case where the categories under consideration are suitably defined relative to a fixed elementary base topos (in the usual sense of Lawvere and Tierney).
Key concepts: Mathematics, Functor, Topos theory, Adjoint functors, Pure mathematics, Base (topology), Mathematical analysis, Art