the envelope of a subcategory in topology and group theory
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Abstract
A collection of results are presented which are loosely centered
around the notion of reflective subcategory. For example, it is
shown that reflective subcategories are orthogonality classes,
that the morphisms orthogonal to a reflective subcategory are
precisely the morphisms inverted under the reflector, and that
each subcategory has a largest “envelope” in the ambient
category in which it is reflective. Moreover, known results
concerning the envelopes of the category of sober spaces, spectral
spaces, and jacspectral spaces, respectively, are summarized and
reproved. Finally, attention is focused on the envelopes of one-object
subcategories, and examples are considered in the category of groups.
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| Authors | ;Ahmed Ayache;Othman Echi |
| Journal | structural engineering and mechanics |
| Year | 2005 |
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10.1155/IJMMS.2005.3387
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