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Yoneda map for a composition of a representable functor and an arbitrary functor
This property of the functor $T$ is called being a dense functor, or "densely generating functor". The notion was first introduced by Isbell in the case where $T$ is fully faithful under the name "ade …
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Reference for the Brown representability theorem in the case of locally presentable (∞,1)-ca...
(The following doesn't address the precise version of Brown representability asked about in the question body, but it does address some version of the title question, so I think for searchability it s …