Lecture

Linear Applications and Simple Objects

Description

This lecture covers the bijection between linear applications from L(X) to V and applications from X to U(V), followed by a philosophical reflection on decomposing complex objects into simple ones. The concepts of product, coproduct, and adjunctions are revisited with examples in small categories.

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