Lecture

Natural Transformations: Examples

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This lecture introduces natural transformations in the context of category theory, using examples to illustrate the concept. It covers equivalence of categories, defining functors, and verifying functor properties through isomorphisms. The lecture concludes with a discussion on adjunctions.

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