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QuotientComprehension Chains Kenta Cho Bart Jacobs k.cho@cs.ru.nl bart@cs.ru.nl Bas Westerbaan Bram Westerbaan bwesterb@cs.ru.nl awesterb@cs.ru.nl Radboud University Nijmegen 16 July 2015 A Tree A Chain of Adjunctions


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Quotient–Comprehension Chains

Kenta Cho k.cho@cs.ru.nl Bart Jacobs bart@cs.ru.nl Bas Westerbaan bwesterb@cs.ru.nl Bram Westerbaan awesterb@cs.ru.nl

Radboud University Nijmegen

16 July 2015

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A Tree

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A Chain of Adjunctions

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⊣ ⊣

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⊣ ⊣

Quotient

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⊣ ⊣

Quotient

Comprehension

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Quotient–Comprehension Chains ⊣ ⊣

Quotient

Comprehension

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Example: Linear Subspaces

LSub

  • Vect
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Example: Linear Subspaces

LSub

(V ,S)→V

  • Vect
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Example: Linear Subspaces

LSub

(V ,S)→V

  • Vect

f : (V , S) − → (W , T) in LSub = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = f : V → W in Vect with f (S) ⊆ T

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Example: Linear Subspaces

LSub

(V ,S)→V

  • Vect

f : (V , S) − → (W , W ) in LSub = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = f : V → W in Vect

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Example: Linear Subspaces

LSub

  • Vect

V →(V ,V )

  • f : (V , S) −

→ (W , W ) in LSub = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = f : V → W in Vect

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Example: Linear Subspaces

LSub

  • Vect

V →(V ,V )

  • f : (V , {0}) −

→ (W , T) in LSub = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = f : V → W in Vect

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Example: Linear Subspaces

LSub

⊣ ⊣

  • Vect

V →(V ,{0})

  • V →(V ,V )
  • f : (V , {0}) −

→ (W , T) in LSub = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = f : V → W in Vect

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Example: Linear Subspaces

LSub

⊣ ⊣

  • Vect
  • 1
  • f : (V , {0}) −

→ (W , T) in LSub = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = f : V → W in Vect

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Example: Linear Subspaces

LSub

⊣ ⊣

  • Vect
  • 1
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Example: Linear Subspaces

LSub

⊣ ⊣

(V ,S)→S

  • Vect
  • 1
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Example: Linear Subspaces

LSub

⊣ ⊣

(V ,S)→S

  • Vect
  • 1
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Example: Linear Subspaces

LSub

⊣ ⊣

(V ,S)→V /S

(V ,S)→S

  • Vect
  • 1
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Example: Linear Subspaces

LSub

⊣ ⊣

(V ,S)→V /S

Comprehension (V ,S)→S

  • Vect
  • 1
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Example: Linear Subspaces

LSub

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (V ,S)→V /S

Comprehension (V ,S)→S

  • Vect
  • 1
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Example: Closed Linear Subspaces

CLSub

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (V ,S)→V /S

Comprehension (V ,S)→S

  • Hilb
  • 1
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Example: Closed Linear Subspaces

CLSub

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (V ,S)→V /S

Comprehension (V ,S)→S

  • Hilb
  • 1
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Example: Closed Linear Subspaces

CLSub

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (V ,S)→S⊥

Comprehension (V ,S)→S

  • Hilb
  • 1
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Example: Closed Linear Subspaces

CLSub

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (V ,S)→S⊥

Comprehension (V ,S)→S

  • Hilb
  • 1
  • V

quotient of S⊥

S

comprehension of S

V

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Example: Closed Linear Subspaces

CLSub

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (V ,S)→S⊥

Comprehension (V ,S)→S

  • Hilb
  • 1
  • V

quotient of S⊥

  • asrtS
  • S

comprehension of S

V

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Example: Closed Linear Subspaces

CLSub

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (V ,S)→S⊥

Comprehension (V ,S)→S

  • Hilb
  • 1
  • V

quotient of S⊥

  • asrtS = projection onto S
  • S

comprehension of S

V

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Teaser

A → √ B A √ B

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Categories with Quotient–Comprehension chain

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Categories with Quotient–Comprehension chain

  • 1. Vect, Hilb
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Categories with Quotient–Comprehension chain

  • 1. Vect, Hilb
  • 2. (Boolean)
  • 3. (Probabilistic)
  • 4. (Quantum)
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Boolean Example: Subsets

Pred

(X,S)→S

  • Set
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Boolean Example: Subsets

Pred

⊣ ⊣

  • Set

X→(X,∅)

  • X→(X,X)
  • f : (X, S) → (Y , T) in Pred

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = f : X → Y in Set with f (S) ⊆ T

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Boolean Example: Subsets

Pred

⊣ ⊣

(X,S)→S

  • Set
  • 1
  • f : (X, S) → (Y , T) in Pred

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = f : X → Y in Set with f (S) ⊆ T

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Boolean Example: Subsets

Pred

⊣ ⊣

(X,S)→S

  • Set
  • 1
  • X → (X, ∅) does not preserve limits

( because (1, ∅) is not final in Pred. )

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Boolean Example: Subsets

Pred

⊣ ⊣

(X,S)→S

  • Set+1
  • 1
  • Set+1 = Kleisli category of (−) + 1

= Sets with partial maps

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Boolean Example: Subsets

Pred

⊣ ⊣

(X,S)→X\S

(X,S)→S

  • Set+1
  • 1
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Boolean Example: Subsets

Pred

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (X,S)→X\S

Comprehension (X,S)→S

  • Set+1
  • 1
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Boolean Example: Subsets

Pred

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (X,S)→X\S

Comprehension (X,S)→S

  • Set+1
  • 1
  • X

quotient of X\S

S

comprehension of S

X

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Boolean Example: Subsets

Pred

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (X,S)→X\S

Comprehension (X,S)→S

  • Set+1
  • 1
  • X

quotient of X\S

  • asrtS :

x→x for x∈S and otherwise undefined

  • S

comprehension of S

X

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Boolean Example: Clopen Subsets

Pred

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (X,S)→X\S

Comprehension (X,S)→S

  • Top+1
  • 1
  • (X, S) in Pred

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = clopen S of a topological space X

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Boolean Example: Measurable Subsets

Pred

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (X,S)→X\S

Comprehension (X,S)→S

  • Meas+1
  • 1
  • (X, S) in Pred

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = measurable subset S of a measurable space X

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Boolean Example: Clopen Subsets

Pred

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (X,S)→X\S

Comprehension (X,S)→S

  • CH+1
  • 1
  • (X, S) in Pred

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = clopen S of a compact Hausdorff space X

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Boolean Example: Projections

Pred

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Quotient (A ,p)→p⊥A

Comprehension (A ,p)→pA

  • (CC∗

MIsU)op

  • 1
  • (A , p) in Pred

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = projection p of a commutative unital C ∗-algebra A

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Boolean Example: Idempotents

Pred

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (R,e)→e⊥R

Comprehension (R,e)→eR

  • (CRngop)+1
  • 1
  • (R, e) in Pred

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = idempotent p of a commutative unital ring A

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Boolean Example: Extensive Category

Pred

⊣ ⊣

Quotient X≡S+S⊥ → S⊥

Comprehension X≡S+S⊥ → S

  • E+1
  • 1
  • (X, S) in Pred

= = = = = = = = = = = = S + S⊥ ≡ X where E is an extensive category with final object, 1

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Boolean Example: Boolean Subobjects in a Topos

Pred

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (X,S)→X\S

Comprehension (X,S)→S

  • E+1
  • 1
  • (X, S) in Pred

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = S

Boolean subobject

X

where E is a topos

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Categories with Quotient–Comprehension chain

  • 1. Vect, Hilb
  • 2. (Boolean)
  • 3. (Probabilistic)
  • 4. (Quantum)
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Categories with Quotient–Comprehension chain

  • 1. Vect, Hilb
  • 2. (Boolean)

Set, Top, Meas, CH, (CC∗

MIU)op, CRngop,

any extensive category (with final object, such as a topos)

  • 3. (Probabilistic)
  • 4. (Quantum)
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Probabilistic Example: K ℓ(D)

Pred

  • K

ℓ(D)+1

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Probabilistic Example: K ℓ(D)

Pred

  • K

ℓ(D≤1)

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Probabilistic Example: K ℓ(D)

Pred

  • K

ℓ(D≤1) D≤1(X) = { pi |xi : pi ≤ 1 }

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Probabilistic Example: K ℓ(D)

Pred

(X,p)→X

  • K

ℓ(D≤1) (X, p) in Pred = = = = = = = = = = = = p : X → [0, 1] f : (X, p) → (Y , q) in Pred = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = f : X → Y in K ℓ(D≤1) with p ≤ q ◦ f

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Probabilistic Example: K ℓ(D)

Pred

(X,p)→X

  • K

ℓ(D≤1) (X, p) in Pred = = = = = = = = = = = = p : X → [0, 1] f : (X, p) → (Y , q) in Pred = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = f : X → Y in K ℓ(D≤1) with p ≤ q ◦ f

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Probabilistic Example: K ℓ(D)

Pred

⊣ ⊣

  • K

ℓ(D≤1)

  • (X, p) in Pred

= = = = = = = = = = = = p : X → [0, 1] f : (X, p) → (Y , q) in Pred = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = f : X → Y in K ℓ(D≤1) with p ≤ q ◦ f

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Probabilistic Example: K ℓ(D)

Pred

⊣ ⊣

  • K

ℓ(D≤1)

  • (X, p) in Pred

= = = = = = = = = = = = p : X → [0, 1] f : (X, p) → (Y , q) in Pred = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = f : X → Y in K ℓ(D≤1) with p ≤ q ◦ f since ∅ is final in K ℓ(D≤1). . .

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Probabilistic Example: K ℓ(D)

Pred

⊣ ⊣

  • K

ℓ(D≤1)

  • (X, p) in Pred

= = = = = = = = = = = = p : X → [0, 1] f : (X, p) → (Y , q) in Pred = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = f : X → Y in K ℓ(D≤1) with p ≤ q ◦ f since ∅ is final in K ℓ(D≤1). . . (∅, q) is final in Pred for some q,

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Probabilistic Example: K ℓ(D)

Pred

⊣ ⊣

  • K

ℓ(D≤1)

  • (X, p) in Pred

= = = = = = = = = = = = p : X → [0, 1] f : (X, p) → (Y , q) in Pred = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = f : X → Y in K ℓ(D≤1) with p ≤ q ◦ f since ∅ is final in K ℓ(D≤1). . . (∅, q) is final in Pred for some q, but it is not, since q ◦ f = 0 for all f : X → ∅.

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Probabilistic Example: K ℓ(D)

Pred

  • K

ℓ(D≤1) (X, p) in Pred = = = = = = = = = = = = p : X → [0, 1] f : (X, p) → (Y , q) in Pred = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = f : X → Y in K ℓ(D≤1) with p ≤ q ◦ f + (1 ◦ f )⊥

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Probabilistic Example: K ℓ(D)

Pred

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (X,p)→{x∈X : p(x)⊥>0}

Comprehension (X,p)→{x∈X : p(x)=1}

  • K

ℓ(D≤1)

  • 1
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Probabilistic Example: K ℓ(D)

Pred

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (X,p)→{x∈X : ⌈p(x)⊥⌉=1}

Comprehension (X,p)→{x∈X : p(x)=1}

  • K

ℓ(D≤1)

  • 1
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Probabilistic Example: K ℓ(D)

Pred

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (X,p)→{x∈X : ⌈p(x)⊥⌉=1}

Comprehension (X,p)→{X|p}

  • K

ℓ(D≤1)

  • 1
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Probabilistic Example: K ℓ(D)

Pred

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (X,p)→{X|⌈p⊥⌉}

Comprehension (X,p)→{X|p}

  • K

ℓ(D≤1)

  • 1
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Probabilistic Example: K ℓ(D)

Pred

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (X,p)→{X|⌈p⊥⌉}

Comprehension (X,p)→{X|p}

  • K

ℓ(D≤1)

  • 1
  • X

quotient of p⊥

{X|⌈p⌉}

comprehension of ⌈p⌉ X

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Probabilistic Example: K ℓ(D)

Pred

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (X,p)→{X|⌈p⊥⌉}

Comprehension (X,p)→{X|p}

  • K

ℓ(D≤1)

  • 1
  • X

quotient of p⊥

  • asrtp
  • {X|⌈p⌉}

comprehension of ⌈p⌉ X

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Probabilistic Example: K ℓ(D)

Pred

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (X,p)→{X|⌈p⊥⌉}

Comprehension (X,p)→{X|p}

  • K

ℓ(D≤1)

  • 1
  • X

quotient of p⊥

  • asrtp : x→p(x) |x
  • {X|⌈p⌉}

comprehension of ⌈p⌉ X

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Probabilistic Example: K ℓ(G)

Pred

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (X,p)→{X|⌈p⊥⌉}

Comprehension (X,p)→{X|p}

  • K

ℓ(G≤1)

  • 1
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Categories with Quotient–Comprehension chain

  • 1. Vect, Hilb
  • 2. (Boolean)

Set, Top, Meas, CH, (CC∗

MIU)op, CRngop,

any extensive category (with final object, such as a topos)

  • 3. (Probabilistic)
  • 4. (Quantum)
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Categories with Quotient–Comprehension chain

  • 1. Vect, Hilb
  • 2. (Boolean)

Set, Top, Meas, CH, (CC∗

MIU)op, CRngop,

any extensive category (with final object, such as a topos)

  • 3. (Probabilistic)

K ℓ(D), K ℓ(G), . . .

  • 4. (Quantum)
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Quantum Example: Operator Algebras

Pred

  • (C∗

PsU)op

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Quantum Example: Operator Algebras

Pred

(A ,p)→A

  • (C∗

PsU)op

(A , p) in Pred = = = = = = = = = = = = p ∈ [0, 1]A

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Quantum Example: Operator Algebras

Pred

(A ,p)→A

  • (C∗

PsU)op

(A , p) in Pred = = = = = = = = = = = = p ∈ [0, 1]A f : (A , p) → (B, q) in Pred = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = f : B → A in C∗

PsU , p ≤ f (q) + f (1)⊥

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Quantum Example: Operator Algebras

Pred

⊣ ⊣

?

  • ⊣?
  • (C∗

PsU)op

  • 1
  • (A , p) in Pred

= = = = = = = = = = = = p ∈ [0, 1]A f : (A , p) → (B, q) in Pred = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = f : B → A in C∗

PsU , p ≤ f (q) + f (1)⊥

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Quantum Example: Operator Algebras

Pred

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (A ,p)→⌈p⊥⌉A ⌈p⊥⌉

  • ⊣?
  • (W∗

PsU)op

  • 1
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Quantum Example: Operator Algebras

Pred

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (A ,p)→⌈p⊥⌉A ⌈p⊥⌉

  • ⊣?
  • (W∗

PsU)op

  • 1
  • ⌈q⌉ = (least projection above q)
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Quantum Example: Operator Algebras

Pred

⊣ ⊣

?

Quotient (A ,p)→⌈p⊥⌉A ⌈p⊥⌉

Comprehension (A ,p)→⌊p⌋A ⌊p⌋

  • (W∗

NCPsU)op

  • 1
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Quantum Example: Operator Algebras

Pred

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (A ,p)→⌈p⊥⌉A ⌈p⊥⌉

Comprehension (A ,p)→⌊p⌋A ⌊p⌋

  • (W∗

NCPsU)op

  • 1
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Quantum Example: Operator Algebras

Pred

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (A ,p)→⌈p⊥⌉A ⌈p⊥⌉

Comprehension (A ,p)→⌊p⌋A ⌊p⌋

  • (W∗

NCPsU)op

  • 1
  • Cauchy–Schwarz inquality for a 2-positive map f : A → B:

f (a∗b)2 ≤ f (a∗a) · f (b∗b)

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Quantum Example: Operator Algebras

Pred

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (A ,p)→⌈p⊥⌉A ⌈p⊥⌉

Comprehension (A ,p)→⌊p⌋A ⌊p⌋

  • (W∗

NCPsU)op

  • 1
  • A

⌈p⌉A ⌈p⌉

Quotient of p⊥

  • A

Comprehension of ⌈p⌉

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Quantum Example: Operator Algebras

Pred

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (A ,p)→⌈p⊥⌉A ⌈p⊥⌉

Comprehension (A ,p)→⌊p⌋A ⌊p⌋

  • (W∗

NCPsU)op

  • 1
  • A

⌈p⌉A ⌈p⌉

Quotient of p⊥

  • A

Comprehension of ⌈p⌉

  • asrtp
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Quantum Example: Operator Algebras

Pred

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (A ,p)→⌈p⊥⌉A ⌈p⊥⌉

Comprehension (A ,p)→⌊p⌋A ⌊p⌋

  • (W∗

NCPsU)op

  • 1
  • A

⌈p⌉A ⌈p⌉

Quotient of p⊥

  • A

Comprehension of ⌈p⌉

  • asrtp
  • a
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Quantum Example: Operator Algebras

Pred

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (A ,p)→⌈p⊥⌉A ⌈p⊥⌉

Comprehension (A ,p)→⌊p⌋A ⌊p⌋

  • (W∗

NCPsU)op

  • 1
  • A

⌈p⌉A ⌈p⌉

Quotient of p⊥

  • A

Comprehension of ⌈p⌉

  • asrtp
  • ⌈p⌉a⌈p⌉

a

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Quantum Example: Operator Algebras

Pred

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (A ,p)→⌈p⊥⌉A ⌈p⊥⌉

Comprehension (A ,p)→⌊p⌋A ⌊p⌋

  • (W∗

NCPsU)op

  • 1
  • A

⌈p⌉A ⌈p⌉

Quotient of p⊥

  • A

Comprehension of ⌈p⌉

  • asrtp
  • √pa√p

⌈p⌉a⌈p⌉

a

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Quantum Example: Operator Algebras

Pred

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (A ,p)→⌈p⊥⌉A ⌈p⊥⌉

Comprehension (A ,p)→⌊p⌋A ⌊p⌋

  • (W∗

NCPsU)op

  • 1
  • A

⌈p⌉A ⌈p⌉

Quotient of p⊥

  • ⌈p⌉A ⌈p⌉

u∗au←a

  • A
  • Compreh. of ⌈p⌉
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Quantum Example: Operator Algebras

Pred

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (A ,p)→⌈p⊥⌉A ⌈p⊥⌉

Comprehension (A ,p)→⌊p⌋A ⌊p⌋

  • (W∗

NCPsU)op

  • 1
  • A

⌈p⌉A ⌈p⌉

Quotient of p⊥

  • ⌈p⌉A ⌈p⌉

u∗au←a

  • A
  • Compreh. of ⌈p⌉
  • √pu∗ a u√p

← a

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Quantum Example: Operator Algebras

Pred

⊣ ⊣

Quotient (A ,p)→⌈p⊥⌉A ⌈p⊥⌉

Comprehension (A ,p)→⌊p⌋A ⌊p⌋

  • (Fd-C∗

PsU)op

  • 1
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Categories with Quotient–Comprehension chain

  • 1. Vect, Hilb
  • 2. (Boolean)

Set, Top, Meas, CH, (CC∗

MIU)op, CRngop,

any extensive category (with final object, such as a topos)

  • 3. (Probabilistic)

K ℓ(D), K ℓ(G), . . .

  • 4. (Quantum)
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Categories with Quotient–Comprehension chain

  • 1. Vect, Hilb
  • 2. (Boolean)

Set, Top, Meas, CH, (CC∗

MIU)op, CRngop,

any extensive category (with final object, such as a topos)

  • 3. (Probabilistic)

K ℓ(D), K ℓ(G), . . .

  • 4. (Quantum)

(W∗

NCPsU)op, (Fd-C∗ PsU)op, . . .

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Categories with Quotient–Comprehension chain

  • 1. Vect, Hilb
  • 2. (Boolean)

Set, Top, Meas, CH, (CC∗

MIU)op, CRngop,

any extensive category (with final object, such as a topos)

  • 3. (Probabilistic)

K ℓ(D), K ℓ(G), . . .

  • 4. (Quantum)

(W∗

NCPsU)op, (Fd-C∗ PsU)op, . . .

  • 5. For horrendous counterexamples: OUSop
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Questions?