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A syntactic characterisation of morphisms of algebraic theories whose induced algebraic func...

Let $f : S \to T$ be a morphism of algebraic theories. Such a morphism induces a monadic functor $f^* : \mathrm{Mod}(T) \to \mathrm{Mod}(S)$ (hence $f^*$ has a left adjoint). We may view $f$ syntactic …
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Bicategories in which the composition functors $\circ_{A, B, C}$ admit right adjoints

In Bénabou's 1967 Introduction to Bicategories, he mentions that, in a forthcoming part II, he would study bicategories $\mathcal K$ in which each composition functor $$\circ_{A, B, C} \colon \mathcal …
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Adjoints to change of base Functors

First, observe that, for any category $\mathscr C$ and object $C \in \mathscr C$ for which $\mathscr C$ admits binary products with $C$, the slice category $\mathscr C/C$ is the category of coalgebras …
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If a monad in a 2-category admits a terminal resolution, does it admit an Eilenberg–Moore ob...

Let $T = (t, \mu, \eta)$ be a monad on an object $A$ of a 2-category $\mathcal K$. In The formal theory of monads, Street proves (Theorem 3) that if $l \dashv r$ is the canonical adjunction associated …
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If a monad in a 2-category admits a terminal resolution, does it admit an Eilenberg–Moore ob...

The answer is no: it is possible to have a terminal resolution without having an Eilenberg–Moore object. Consider the 2-category $\mathbf{DagCat}$ of dagger categories, dagger functors, and natural tr …
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Yves Diers's thesis ("Catégories localisables")

I am looking for a copy of Yves Diers's 1977 thesis Catégories localisables, which is the original reference for "multi-" category theory, such as multi-adjoints, multi-colimits, and so on. Given that …
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Yves Diers's thesis ("Catégories localisables")

At Axel Osmond's suggestion, I contacted Bibliothèques MIR and they kindly scanned a copy of the thesis. They intend to make it available on Numdam. Until then, there is a PDF here: Catégories locali …
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Adjunctions with respect to profunctors

Let $P : W° \times Y \to \mathbf{Set}$ and $Q : X° \times V \to \mathbf{Set}$ be profunctors, and let $L : X \to W$ and $R : Y \to V$ be functors. Suppose that $$P(Lx, y) \cong Q(x, Ry)$$ natural in $ …
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Algebraically-free monadicity theorem

The monadicity theorem characterises when a functor $u : \mathbf B \to \mathbf E$ is the forgetful functor from the category of algebras for some monad on $\mathbf E$ (up to an equivalence over $\math …
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Adjoining extensions in bicategories

Given a bicategory $\mathcal K$, is there a universal construction of a bicategory $\mathcal K'$ and faithful locally fully faithful pseudofunctor $\mathcal K \hookrightarrow \mathcal K'$ such that fo …
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Adjoining extensions in bicategories

A partial answer is contained in Betti's Formal theory of internal categories (page 49), where he states that the bicategory $\mathbf{Dist}(\mathcal E)$ of $\mathcal E$-internal distributors is the fr …
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A right adjoint preserves Phi-colimits if and only if the left adjoint does what?

Let $\Phi$ be a class of categories (e.g. filtered categories), and consider an adjunction $L : \mathbf C \rightleftarrows \mathbf D : R$. A $\Phi$-colimit is a colimit whose diagram is in $\Phi$. We …
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Prof and the completion of Cat under right adjoints

In Bénabou's Les distributeurs, in which the bicategory of profunctors is introduced, Bénabou remarks (page 17, quoted below) that $\mathbf{Prof}$ may be viewed as the construction of a bicategory fro …
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Prof and the completion of Cat under right adjoints

I shall sketch out a proof that $\mathbf{Prof}$ is almost obtained from $\mathbf{Cat}$ by adjoining right adjoints to every 1-cell, following Roald Koudenburg's suggestions in the comments. The remain …
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Prof and the completion of Cat under right adjoints

I discovered a related characterisation in Betti's Formal theory of internal categories. For $\mathcal E$ a finitely complete category, Betti claims (in the theorem at the top of page 49) that $\mathb …
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