Limits in the category of elements #
We show that if C has limits of shape I and A : C ⥤ Type w preserves limits of shape I, then
the category of elements of A has limits of shape I and the forgetful functor
π : A.Elements ⥤ C creates them.
Further results #
- If
Ais (co)representable, thenA.Elementshas an initial object.
(implementation) A system (Fi, fi)_i of elements induces an element in lim_i A(Fi).
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(implementation) A system (Fi, fi)_i of elements induces an element in A(lim_i Fi).
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(implementation) The constructed limit cone.
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(implementation) The constructed limit cone is a lift of the limit cone in C.
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(implementation) The constructed limit cone is a limit cone.
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- CategoryTheory.CategoryOfElements.instCreatesLimitsOfShapeElementsπ = { CreatesLimit := fun {K : CategoryTheory.Functor I A.Elements} => inferInstance }
An initial object in the category F.Elements of a covariant functor defines a
corepresentation for that functor.
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An initial object in the category F.Elements of a contravariant functor defines a
representation for that functor.
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