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Mathlib.CategoryTheory.MorphismProperty.Concrete

Morphism properties defined in concrete categories #

In this file, we define the class of morphisms MorphismProperty.injective, MorphismProperty.surjective, MorphismProperty.bijective in concrete categories, and show that it is stable under composition and respect isomorphisms.

We introduce type-classes HasSurjectiveInjectiveFactorization and HasFunctorialSurjectiveInjectiveFactorization expressing that in a concrete category C, all morphisms can be factored (resp. factored functorially) as a surjective map followed by an injective map.

Injectiveness (in a concrete category) as a MorphismProperty

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    Surjectiveness (in a concrete category) as a MorphismProperty

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      Bijectiveness (in a concrete category) as a MorphismProperty

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        The property that any morphism in a concrete category can be factored as a surjective map followed by an injective map.

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          The property that any morphism in a concrete category can be functorially factored as a surjective map followed by an injective map.

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            The structure containing the data of a functorial factorization of morphisms as a surjective map followed by an injective map in a concrete category.

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              In the category of types, any map can be functorially factored as a surjective map followed by an injective map.

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