Lecture

Theory: Adjunctions

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Description

This lecture delves into the theory of adjunctions, focusing on the characterization and properties of adjunctions. The instructor elaborates on the definition of adjunctions, their natural inverses, and how to define them. The lecture also covers the functors involved in adjunctions and the concept of naturality. Various examples and exercises are provided to illustrate the application of adjunctions in different contexts.

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