Lecture

Introduction to Category Theory: Adjoint Functors

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Description

This lecture introduces the concept of adjoint functors in category theory, focusing on the association of functors between categories of sets. The instructor defines these functors, explains their significance, and provides a clear characterization of adjunctions. The lecture progresses to discuss the properties and applications of adjoint functors, emphasizing their role in establishing relationships between different categories.

Instructor

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