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What is category theory to cognitive science? Compositional representation and comparison [PDF]
Category theorists and cognitive scientists study the structural (analogical) relations between domains of interest albeit in different contexts, that is, formal and psychological systems, respectively.
Steven Phillips
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Tambarization of a Mackey functor and its application to the Witt-Burnside construction [PDF]
For an arbitrary group $G$, a (semi-)Mackey functor is a pair of covariant and contravariant functors from the category of $G$-sets, and is regarded as a $G$-bivariant analog of a commutative (semi-)group. In this view, a $G$-bivariant analog of a (semi-)ring should be a (semi-)Tambara functor.
Nakaoka, Hiroyuki
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Derived category of weak chain U-complexes [PDF]
In this paper, we define the derived category of weak chain U-complexes, and we give a characterization of any weak chain U-complex as an object in the right bounded homotopy category of weak chain U-complexes of projective modules.
Fajar Yuliawan+3 more
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Biset functors for categories [PDF]
We introduce the theory of biset functors defined on finite categories. Previously, biset functors have been defined on groups, and in that context they are closely related to Mackey functors. Standard examples on groups include representation rings, the Burnside ring and group cohomology.
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Morita theorems for functor categories [PDF]
We generalize the Morita theorems to certain functor categories using properties of adjoint functors.
David C. Newell
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The functor category Fquad [PDF]
In this paper, we define the functor category Fquad associated to vector spaces over the field with two elements, F\_2, equipped with a quadratic form. We show the existence of a fully-faithful, exact functor : \F \to Fquad, which preserves simple objects, where \F is the category of functors from the category of finite dimensional F\_2-vector spaces
Christine Vespa
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Quadratic functors on pointed categories [PDF]
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Manfred Hartl, Christine Vespa
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In Chapter I we discussed various algebraic structures (rings, abelian groups, modules) and their appropriate transformations (homomorphisms). We also saw how certain constructions (for example, the formation of HomΛ(A, B) for given Λ-modules A, B) produced new structures out of given structures.
Peter Hilton+2 more
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On $\ast$-measure monads on the category of ultrametric spaces
The functor of $\ast$-measures of compact support on the category of ultrametric spaces and non-expanding maps is introduced in the previous publication of the authors.
Kh.O. Sukhorukova, M.M. Zarichnyi
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Strongly Complete Logics for Coalgebras [PDF]
Coalgebras for a functor model different types of transition systems in a uniform way. This paper focuses on a uniform account of finitary logics for set-based coalgebras.
Alexander Kurz, Jiri Rosicky
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