The category of refl quivers #
The category ReflQuiv
of (bundled) reflexive quivers, and the free/forgetful adjunction between
Cat
and ReflQuiv
.
Category of refl quivers.
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The underlying quiver of a reflexive quiver
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Category structure on ReflQuiv
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The forgetful functor from categories to quivers.
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The forgetful functor from categories to quivers.
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An isomorphism of quivers lifts to an isomorphism of reflexive quivers given a suitable compatibility with the identities.
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Compatible equivalences of types and hom-types induce an isomorphism of reflexive quivers.
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A refl prefunctor can be promoted to a functor if it respects composition.
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The hom relation that identifies the specified reflexivity arrows with the nil paths
- mk {V : Type u_1} [ReflQuiver V] {X : V} : FreeReflRel X X (ReflQuiver.id X).toPath Quiver.Path.nil
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A reflexive quiver generates a free category, defined as as quotient of the free category on its underlying quiver (called the "path category") by the hom relation that uses the specified reflexivity arrows as the identity arrows.
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The quotient functor associated to a quotient category defines a natural map from the free category on the underlying quiver of a refl quiver to the free category on the reflexive quiver.
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This is a specialization of Quotient.lift_unique'
rather than Quotient.lift_unique
, hence
the prime in the name.
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A refl prefunctor V ⥤rq W
induces a functor FreeRefl V ⥤ FreeRefl W
defined using
freeMap
and the quotient functor.
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The functor sending a reflexive quiver to the free category it generates, a quotient of its path category
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We will make use of the natural quotient map from the free category on the underlying quiver of a refl quiver to the free category on the reflexive quiver.
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The unit components are defined as the composite of the corresponding unit component for the adjunction between categories and quivers with the map underlying the quotient functor.
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This is used in the proof of both triangle equalities.
The counit components are defined using the universal property of the quotient from the corresponding counit component for the adjunction between categories and quivers.
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The counit of ReflQuiv.adj
is closely related to the counit of Quiv.adj
.
The adjunction between forming the free category on a reflexive quiver, and forgetting a category to a reflexive quiver.