Lecture
Equivalence: Natural Isomorphisms and Triangular Identities
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This lecture discusses the completion of the characterization by proving the existence of natural isomorphisms that are mutually inverse, leading to the existence of natural transformations satisfying triangular identities. The instructor explains the process step by step, emphasizing the verification of these key properties.
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