Category theory in context Emily Riehl.
Material type: TextSeries: Aurora: Dover modern math originalsPublication details: New York: Dover Publications, 2016.Description: xvii, 240 pages ; 23 cmISBN:- 9780486809038 (pbk)
- 048680903X (pbk)
- 512.62 R444C 23
- QA169 .R54 2016
Contents:
Categories, functors, natural transformations -- Universal properties, representability, and the Yoneda lemma -- Limits and colimits -- Adjunctions -- Monads and their algebras -- All concepts are Kan extensions -- Epilogue : theorems in category theory.
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512.62 H48C Categories for quantum theory : | 512.62 L44C2 Conceptual mathematics : | 512.62 L533B Basic category theory | 512.62 R444C Category theory in context | 512.74 V9W World's most famous math problem : | 512.9434 W32F3 Fundamentals of matrix computations | 515.352 B279P Poincaré and the three body problem |
Includes index and bibliography.
Categories, functors, natural transformations -- Universal properties, representability, and the Yoneda lemma -- Limits and colimits -- Adjunctions -- Monads and their algebras -- All concepts are Kan extensions -- Epilogue : theorems in category theory.
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