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Hom functor - Wikipedia

Yoneda's lemma asserts that every natural transformation between Hom functors is of this form. In other words, the Hom functors give rise to a full...

Representable functor - Wikipedia

Preservation of limits Representable functors are naturally isomorphic to Hom functors and therefore share their properties. In particular, (covari...

Functor - Wikipedia

Diagonal functor : The diagonal functor is defined as the functor from D to the functor category D C which sends each object in D to the constant f...

Exact functor - Wikipedia

contravariant functor is right exact if and only if it turns finite limits into colimits. A functor is exact if and only if it is both left exact a...

Functor category - Wikipedia

C ) can be made precise in several ways; the most succinct formulation uses the language of adjoint functors . Every functor F  : D ? E induces a f...

List of category theory topics - Wikipedia

Subcategory Faithful functor Full functor Forgetful functor Yoneda lemma Representable functor Functor category Adjoint functors Galois connection ...

Moduli space - Wikipedia

Contents 1 Moduli of curves 2 Moduli of varieties 3 Moduli of vector bundles 4 Constructions 5 Fine versus coarse moduli spaces 5.1 Why do most mod...

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