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Mathlib.CategoryTheory.Presentable.LocallyPresentable

Locally presentable and accessible categories #

In this file, we define the notion of locally presentable and accessible categories. We first define these notions for a category C relative to a fixed regular cardinal κ (typeclasses IsCardinalLocallyPresentable C κ and IsCardinalAccessibleCategory C κ). The existence of such a regular cardinal κ is asserted in the typeclasses IsLocallyPresentable and IsAccessibleCategory. We show that in a locally presentable or accessible category, any object is presentable.

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Given a regular cardinal κ, a category C is κ-locally presentable if it is cocomplete and admits a (small) family G : ι → C of κ-presentable objects such that any object identifies as a κ-filtered colimit of these objects.

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    Given a regular cardinal κ, a category C is κ-accessible if it has κ-filtered colimits and admits a (small) family G : ι → C of κ-presentable objects such that any object identifies as a κ-filtered colimit of these objects.

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      A category is locally finitely presentable if it is locally ℵ₀-presentable.

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        A category is finitely accessible if it is ℵ₀-accessible.

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          A category C is locally presentable if it is κ-locally presentable for some regular cardinal κ.

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            A category C is accessible if it is κ-accessible for some regular cardinal κ.

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