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Enriched categories, topoi, abelian categories, monoidal categories, homological algebra.
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Expressing the Lebesgue integral using categories + the difficulty of describing estimates i...
In this question of mine in a comment to the accepted answer, someone remarked:
There are ways to express even basic things in analysis, such as the
spectral theorem or the Lebesgue integral, us …
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'Category-theory'-free areas of pure math, 'category-theory'-loaded areas of applied math
To put it short: In which active research areas of (pure) mathematics no (or only minimal) knowledge in category theory is required ?
To put it long: I know almost nothing about category theory - but …
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