The κ-accessible category of κ-directed posets #
Given a regular cardinal κ : Cardinal.{u}, we define the
category CardinalFilteredPoset κ of κ-directed partially ordered
types (with order embeddings as morphisms), and we show that it is
a κ-accessible category.
If κ ≤ κ' where κ' is also a regular cardinal, we characterize
the κ'-presentable objects of CardinalFilteredPoset κ as
the objects J such that the underlying type J.obj has
cardinality < κ'.
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The property of objects in PartOrdEmb that are
satisfied by partially ordered types of cardinality < κ.
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The category of κ-filtered partially ordered types,
with morphisms given by order embeddings.
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The embedding of the category of κ-filtered
partially ordered types in the category of partially
ordered types.
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Constructor for objects in CardinalFilteredPoset κ.
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- CategoryTheory.CardinalFilteredPoset.of J = { obj := J, property := ⋯ }
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The map CardinalFilteredPoset κ → CardinalFilteredPoset κ which sends
a partially ordered κ-filtered type J to WithTop J.
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- J.withTop = CategoryTheory.CardinalFilteredPoset.of { carrier := WithTop ↑J.obj, str := WithTop.instPartialOrder }
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Given a predicate P : Set J.obj → Prop on the underlying type
of J : CardinalFilteredPoset κ such that all the subsets satisfying P
are κ-filtered, this is the functor Subtype P ⥤ CardinalFilteredPoset κ
which sends a subset S of J satisfying P to the induced
partially ordered type J, as an object in CardinalFilteredPoset κ.
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Given a predicate P : Set J.obj → Prop on the underlying type
of J : CardinalFilteredPoset κ such that all the subsets satisfying P
are κ-filtered, this is the cocone with point J given
by all the inclusions of the subsets satisfying P.
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Let P be a predicate on Set J.obj where J : CardinalFilteredPoset κ.
We assume that Subtype P is directed and nonempty, and that any a : J.obj
belongs to some S : Set J.obj satisfying P. Then, J is the colimit in the
category CardinalFilteredPoset κ of these subsets.
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The property of posets in CardinalFilteredPoset κ that are
of cardinality < κ and have terminal object.
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Given J : CardinalFilteredPoset κ and a regular cardinal κ',
this is the predicate on Set J.withTop.obj that is satisfied by
subsets that are of cardinality < κ' and contain ⊤.
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- J.PropSetWithTop κ' S = (HasCardinalLT (↑S) κ' ∧ ⊤ ∈ S)
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If J : CardinalFilteredPoset κ and κ' is any regular cardinal,
this is a colimit cocone which exhibits J.withTop as the κ'-filtered
colimit of its subsets that are of cardinality < κ' and contain ⊤.
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If J : CardinalFilteredPoset κ and κ' is any regular cardinal,
then J.withTop is the κ'-filtered colimit of its subsets that are of
cardinality < κ' and contain ⊤.
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Given J : CardinalFilteredPoset κ, this is the predicate
on Set J.obj that is satisfied by subsets that are of
cardinality < κ and have a terminal object.
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- J.PropSet S = (HasCardinalLT (↑S) κ ∧ CategoryTheory.Limits.HasTerminal ↑S)
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For any object J : CardinalFilteredPoset κ, this is a colimit
cocone exhibiting J as the colimit of its subsets
that are of cardinality < κ and have a terminal object.
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Any object J : CardinalFilteredPoset κ is a colimit
of its subsets that are of cardinality < κ and have a terminal object.