Lecture

Limits and colimits: Concrete Examples

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Description

This lecture explores concrete examples of limits and colimits, discussing situations where they may not exist. The slides cover characterizing limits and colimits of functors, providing examples where they do not exist, and examining the concepts of lim, colim, and terminal objects in different categories.

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