Introduction to Category Theory: Adjunctions (Part 1)

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This lecture introduces a significant generalization of the concept of category equivalence, focusing on natural transformations. The instructor thoroughly explains the definition of adjunctions, exploring the relationship between functors and the existence of certain mappings.

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