Limits in full subcategories #
We introduce the notion of a property closed under taking limits and show that if P is closed
under taking limits, then limits in full_subcategory P can be constructed from limits in C.
More precisely, the inclusion creates such limits.
We say that a property is closed under limits of shape J if whenever all objects in a
J-shaped diagram have the property, any limit of this diagram also has the property.
Equations
- category_theory.limits.closed_under_limits_of_shape J P = ∀ ⦃F : J ⥤ C⦄ ⦃c : category_theory.limits.cone F⦄, category_theory.limits.is_limit c → (∀ (j : J), P (F.obj j)) → P c.X
We say that a property is closed under colimits of shape J if whenever all objects in a
J-shaped diagram have the property, any colimit of this diagram also has the property.
Equations
- category_theory.limits.closed_under_colimits_of_shape J P = ∀ ⦃F : J ⥤ C⦄ ⦃c : category_theory.limits.cocone F⦄, category_theory.limits.is_colimit c → (∀ (j : J), P (F.obj j)) → P c.X
If a J-shaped diagram in full_subcategory P has a limit cone in C whose cone point lives
in the full subcategory, then this defines a limit in the full subcategory.
Equations
If a J-shaped diagram in full_subcategory P has a limit in C whose cone point lives in the
full subcategory, then this defines a limit in the full subcategory.
If a J-shaped diagram in full_subcategory P has a colimit cocone in C whose cocone point
lives in the full subcategory, then this defines a colimit in the full subcategory.
Equations
If a J-shaped diagram in full_subcategory P has a colimit in C whose cocone point lives in
the full subcategory, then this defines a colimit in the full subcategory.
If P is closed under limits of shape J, then the inclusion creates such limits.
If P is closed under limits of shape J, then the inclusion creates such limits.
If P is closed under colimits of shape J, then the inclusion creates such colimits.
If P is closed under colimits of shape J, then the inclusion creates such colimits.