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Quotient completion for preordered fibrations G. Rosolini joint work with Maria Emilia Maietti Category Theory 2008, Calais, 22-29 June 2008 A regular category from a fibration P A


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Quotient completion for preordered fibrations

  • G. Rosolini

joint work with Maria Emilia Maietti Category Theory 2008, Calais, 22-29 June 2008

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A regular category from a fibration

A fibration P T

  • B

with finite products in B, preordered fibers, and fibred finite limits ∧, ⊤ left adjoints ∃f ⊣ f ∗ satisfying Beck-Chevalley and Frobenius full comprehension P T ⊣

  • (–)

  • B

  • ⊤P
  • ⊤h
  • ⊤X

f

P ∼

→ ∃γP⊤P

  • γP
  • P
  • h

X T (f)

B

  • T (γP)
  • Rel(T ): B

| R

C

| S

D

  • |

∃π1,π3[π1,π2∗R∧π2,π3∗S]

with T (R) = B × C, T (S) = C × D. Rel(T ) is a preordered cartesian bicategory. All objects are discrete and Frobenius. Moreover Map(Rel(T )) is regular and P T

  • Mono(Map(Rel(T )))

cod

  • B

Map(Rel(T ))

is a change of base. R.F.C. Walters, R.J. Wood, Frobenius objects in cartesian bicategories, T.A.C. 20 (2008)

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An The only Xx example that comes to mind

B with finite limits and a stable factorization (E, M) Take P T = cod

  • = M→

B Then Rel(cod) is Rel(B, E, M) as in G.M. Kelly, A note on relations relative to a factorization system, CT’90 In particular, B

Map(Rel(B, E, M))

is the reflection from the 2-category of categories with a stable factorization system to that of regular categories, inverting precisely the monos in E.

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Manufacturing other examples

fibration with fibred fin.lim’s E p

  • Vert(p)
  • c(p) ⊣
  • ⊣ dom
  • fibration of

vertical arrows A E

  • id
  • comprehension

is full

  • is the left biadjoint to forgetting comprehension in fibrations with fibred finite limits.

Moreover

  • if A has finite products, then E has finite products
  • if

E p

  • A

has left adjoints to reindexing with BCC and FR, then so does Vert(p) c(p)

  • E
  • if

E p

  • A

is preordered, then Vert(p) c(p)

  • E

is preordered

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Manufacturing other examples, 2

  • a tripos

T p

  • Set

as in

  • J. Hyland, P. Johnstone, A. Pitts, Tripos Theory, Math.Proc.Camb.Phil.Soc. 88 (1980)
  • for a geometric theory T, the fibration of formulas

WFFT p

  • SortT

as in

  • M. Makkai, G. Reyes, First Order Categorical Logic, LNM 611, 1977
  • for a category A with fin.products and weak equalizers, the fibred preordered reflection

(A→)po cod

  • A

essentially as in

  • A. Carboni, E. Vitale, Regular and exact completions, J.Pure Appl.Alg. 125 (1998)
  • for a left exact functor F: A → C, a suitable fibred preordered reflection

(pbC(F))po cod

  • A

as in

  • P. Hofstra, Relative completions, J.Pure Appl.Alg. 192 (2004)
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Quotient completion

E p

  • Vert(p)

c(p)

  • Mono(Map(Rel(c(p))))

cod

  • Mono(Map(Rel(c(p)))ex/reg)

cod

  • A

E Map(Rel(c(p))) Map(Rel(c(p)))ex/reg

||| Map(Splitequiv(Rel(c(p)))) For A with finite products and weak equalizers (A→)po cod

  • M(Fr(A))
  • Mono(Areg)
  • Mono(Aex)
  • A

Fr(A) Areg Aex