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Regular and Strongly Finitary Structures Over Strongly Algebroidal Categories

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  20 November 2018

Günter Matthiessen*
Affiliation:
Gesamthochschule Kassel/HRZ, Mönchebergstr. 19, 3500 Kassel, West Germany
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Most properties an algebraist needs in categories are reflected by regular functors, introduced in [6]. If is a regular and strongly finitary functor and has some nice properties, it can be shown that the left adjoint functor of G helps to characterize finitary and strongly finitary objects of . The property of being algebroidal can be lifted from to if a certain condition holds in . As an application, the implicational hull of subcategories can be constructed with the help of reduced products.

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Copyright © Canadian Mathematical Society 1978

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