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Questions of the kind "What's the name for a X that satisfies property Y?"
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Name for a categorical adjunction that is a "semi-equivalence"
An adjunction for which the unit is a natural isomorphism is called a coreflective adjunction. An adjunction for which the counit is a natural isomorphism is called a reflective adjunction.
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What are "nearly initial" objects really called?
Assuming uniqueness of the automorphism, an earlier reference than Garner–Hirschowitz's paper is Tholen's MacNeille completion of concrete categories with local properties (1979), in which these objec …
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Overloading of the word "local" in category theory
The terminology situation is certainly unfortunate. …
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