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Components, complements and reflection formulas

Abstract

Some basic features of the simultaneous inclusion of discrete fibrations and discrete opfibrations in categories over a base category X are considered. In particular, we illustrate the formulas (|P)x = ten(x/X,P) ; (P|)x = hom(X/x,P) which give the reflection |P and the coreflection P| of a category P over X in discrete fibrations. The explicit use of the "tensor functor" ten := \comp(- \times -) : Cat/X \times Cat/X \to Set given by the components of products, allows a vast generalization of the corresponding analysis in the two-valued context. For any df A, the functor ten(A,-) : Cat/X \to Set has a right adjoint \neg A valued in dof's (and vice versa); such a complement operator, which in the two-valued case reduces to the classical complementation between lower and upper parts of a poset, turns out to be an effective tool in the set-valued context as well. Various applications of the formulas and of the accompanying conceptual frame are presented.

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Claudio Pisani. 2007-01-16. Components, complements and reflection formulas. https://arxiv.org/abs/math/0701457

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