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Mathlib.CategoryTheory.FintypeCat

The category of finite types. #

We define the category of finite types, denoted FintypeCat as the full subcategory of types with a Finite instance.

We also define FintypeCat.Skeleton, the standard skeleton of FintypeCat whose objects are Fin n for n : ℕ. We prove that the obvious inclusion functor FintypeCat.SkeletonFintypeCat is an equivalence of categories in FintypeCat.Skeleton.equivalence. We prove that FintypeCat.Skeleton is a skeleton of FintypeCat in FintypeCat.isSkeleton.

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abbrev FintypeCat :
Type (u_1 + 1)

The category of finite types.

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    abbrev FintypeCat.of (X : Type u_1) [Finite X] :

    Construct a term of FintypeCat from a type endowed with a Finite instance.

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      noncomputable def FintypeCat.fintype {X : FintypeCat} :

      A Fintype instance on objects on FintypeCat, that should be turned on as needed. Prefer the Finite instance if possible.

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        The fully faithful embedding of FintypeCat into the category of types.

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          def FintypeCat.homMk {X Y : FintypeCat} (f : X.objY.obj) :
          X Y

          Constructor for morphisms in FintypeCat.

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            theorem FintypeCat.homMk_apply {X Y : FintypeCat} (f : X.objY.obj) (x : X.obj) :
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            theorem FintypeCat.homMk_eq_comp_iff {X Y Z : FintypeCat} (f : X.objY.obj) (g : Y.objZ.obj) (h : X.objZ.obj) :

            Equivalences between finite types are the same as isomorphisms in FintypeCat.

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              The "standard" skeleton for FintypeCat. This is the full subcategory of FintypeCat spanned by objects of the form ULift (Fin n) for n : ℕ. We parameterize the objects of FintypeCat.Skeleton directly as ULift, as the type ULift (Fin m) ≃ ULift (Fin n) is nonempty if and only if n = m. Specifying universes, Skeleton : Type u is a small skeletal category equivalent to FintypeCat.{u}.

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                Given any natural number n, this creates the associated object of FintypeCat.Skeleton.

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                  Given any object of FintypeCat.Skeleton, this returns the associated natural number.

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                    theorem FintypeCat.Skeleton.ext (X Y : Skeleton) :
                    X.len = Y.lenX = Y
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                    The canonical fully faithful embedding of FintypeCat.Skeleton into FintypeCat.

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                      If u and v are two arbitrary universes, we may construct a functor uSwitch.{u, v} : FintypeCat.{u} ⥤ FintypeCat.{v} by sending X : FintypeCat.{u} to ULift.{v} (Fin (Fintype.card X)).

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                        noncomputable def FintypeCat.uSwitchEquiv (X : FintypeCat) :

                        Switching the universe of an object X : FintypeCat.{u} does not change X up to equivalence of types. This is natural in the sense that it commutes with uSwitch.map f for any f : X ⟶ Y in FintypeCat.{u}.

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                          uSwitch.{u, v} is an equivalence of categories with quasi-inverse uSwitch.{v, u}.

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