On the decomposition of a strong epimorphism into regular epimorphisms

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Autori principali: Kawase, Yuto, Nasu, Hayato
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author Kawase, Yuto
Nasu, Hayato
author_facet Kawase, Yuto
Nasu, Hayato
contents Strong epimorphisms and regular epimorphisms are two important classes of morphisms, and they do not coincide in general. Yet, in a locally presentable category, it is known that any strong epimorphism can be decomposed into a transfinite composite of regular epimorphisms. In this paper, we provide two syntactic methods to determine how many regular epimorphisms are needed in such a decomposition, using partial Horn theory and generalized algebraic theory. We start by discussing a general problem of decomposing a morphism into a transfinite composite of morphisms in a given class, which also covers the decomposition of an adjoint functor into monadic functors.
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spellingShingle On the decomposition of a strong epimorphism into regular epimorphisms
Kawase, Yuto
Nasu, Hayato
Category Theory
18A20, 18A32, 18C10, 18C35
Strong epimorphisms and regular epimorphisms are two important classes of morphisms, and they do not coincide in general. Yet, in a locally presentable category, it is known that any strong epimorphism can be decomposed into a transfinite composite of regular epimorphisms. In this paper, we provide two syntactic methods to determine how many regular epimorphisms are needed in such a decomposition, using partial Horn theory and generalized algebraic theory. We start by discussing a general problem of decomposing a morphism into a transfinite composite of morphisms in a given class, which also covers the decomposition of an adjoint functor into monadic functors.
title On the decomposition of a strong epimorphism into regular epimorphisms
topic Category Theory
18A20, 18A32, 18C10, 18C35
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.05744