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Category Theory

2020
This chapter aims to introduce sufficient category theory to enable a formal understanding of the rest of the book. It first introduces the fundamental notion of a category. It then introduces functors, which are maps between categories. Next it introduces natural transformations, which are natural ways of mapping between functors.
Ash Asudeh, Gianluca Giorgolo
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Category Theory and Theory of Evolution

Lobachevskii Journal of Mathematics, 2023
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Logic in Category Theory

2011
Logic already spanned a great range of topics before the birth of categorical logic. Some celebrated results achieved in logic during the first half of the twentieth century are milestones in the understanding of mathematical relations between syntactic, semantic and algorithmic aspects of the structure of language and reasoning.
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Category theory

2022
S. Breiner   +2 more
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A n theory, L.S. category, and strong category

Mathematische Zeitschrift, 2007
For every space \(X\) there is a Ganea-Svarz fibration \((\Omega X)^{*(n+1)}\to B_n\Omega X \to X\), and it is clear that the functor \(B_n\Omega\) is a comonad. The author introduces the notion of a weak homotopy space over \(B_n\Omega\) and proves that if \(X\) admits such a structure, then cat(\(X\))=Cat(\(X\)) under some dimensional and ...
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Tamarkin Category Theory

2020
In this chapter, we define and then study in detail Tamarkin categories. A Tamarkin category is defined as a categorical orthogonal complement, and the elements in a Tamarkin category can be completely characterized by a sheaf operator - sheaf convolution.
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