Lecture
Active Learning: Products and Categories
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This lecture covers the concept of products in categories, discussing the properties of products such as uniqueness and existence. It also explores the relationship between small categories and arbitrary categories, questioning if the existence of products in a category implies their existence in a functor category.
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