Limits of monoid objects. #
If C has limits (of a given shape), so does Mon C,
and the forgetful functor preserves these limits.
(This could potentially replace many individual constructions for concrete categories,
in particular MonCat, SemiRingCat, RingCat, and AlgCat R.)
We construct the limit object of a functor F : J ⥤ Mon C given a limit cone c of
F ⋙ forget C.
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Implementation of Mon.hasLimits: a limiting cone over a functor F : J ⥤ Mon C.
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- CategoryTheory.Mon.limitCone F c hc = { pt := CategoryTheory.Mon.limit F c hc, π := { app := fun (j : J) => CategoryTheory.Mon.Hom.mk' (c.π.app j) ⋯ ⋯, naturality := ⋯ } }
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The image of the proposed limit cone for F : J ⥤ Mon C under the forgetful functor
forget C : Mon C ⥤ C is isomorphic to the limit cone of F ⋙ forget C.
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Implementation of Mon.hasLimitsOfShape:
the proposed cone over a functor F : J ⥤ Mon C is a limit cone.
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A helper definition to show that the forgetful functor forget C : Mon C ⥤ C creates limits:
given a limit cone c of F ⋙ forget C, we can lift it to a limit cone of F.
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- CategoryTheory.Mon.instCreatesLimitsOfShapeForget = { CreatesLimit := fun {K : CategoryTheory.Functor J (CategoryTheory.Mon C)} => inferInstance }
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- CategoryTheory.Mon.instCreatesLimitsOfSizeForget = { CreatesLimitsOfShape := fun {J : Type ?u.22} [CategoryTheory.Category.{?u.23, ?u.22} J] => inferInstance }
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- CategoryTheory.Mon.instCreatesLimitsForget = { CreatesLimitsOfShape := fun {J : Type ?u.28} [CategoryTheory.Category.{?u.28, ?u.28} J] => inferInstance }