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It is well-known that a commutative strong monad is the same as a monoidal monad.

Is there a notion of distributive law for commutative strong monads which is equivalently a distributive law for monoidal monads?

Does this follow from a formal 2-categorical arguments of monads in a bicategory?

It is well-known that a commutative strong monad is the same as a monoidal monad.

Is there a notion of distributive law for commutative strong monads which is equivalently a distributive law for monoidal monads?

Does this follow from a formal 2-categorical arguments of monads in a bicategory?

It is well-known that a commutative strong monad is the same as a monoidal monad.

Is there a notion of distributive law for commutative strong monads which is equivalently a distributive law for monoidal monads?

Does this follow from formal 2-categorical arguments of monads in a bicategory?

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Distributive laws of strong and/or monoidal monads

It is well-known that a commutative strong monad is the same as a monoidal monad.

Is there a notion of distributive law for commutative strong monads which is equivalently a distributive law for monoidal monads?

Does this follow from a formal 2-categorical arguments of monads in a bicategory?