Definition 1.1.2: a monoidal subcategory of a monoidal category C is a monoidal
category D together with a faithful monoidal functor ι : D ⥤ C.
- D : Type u₂
- instCat : CategoryTheory.Category.{v₂, u₂} self.D
- instMonoidal : CategoryTheory.MonoidalCategory self.D
- ι : CategoryTheory.Functor self.D C
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A full subcategory cut out by a monoidal object-property of C gives a monoidal
subcategory in the sense of Definition_1_1_2_MonoidalSubcategory.
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Definition 1.1.2 (alias): the type of monoidal subcategories of C.
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Lower-case alias for Definition_1_1_2, used by other files.
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Definition 1.1.3 (helper): the monoidal-category instance on the monoidal opposite of
C, where tensor product is reversed.
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Definition 1.1.3: the monoidal opposite category C^{op,⊗} of a monoidal category.
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Proposition 1.2.2 (left triangle): the pentagon-axiom consequence
α(1,X,Y) ≫ λ_{X⊗Y} = λ_X ▷ Y.
The property of an object U : C being a (two-sided) unit object: tensoring with U
on either side is naturally isomorphic to the identity.
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The monoidal unit object 𝟙_ C is a unit object, with the natural left and right
unitor isomorphisms.
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The inverses of the left and right unitor at the unit object coincide:
λ_{𝟙}⁻¹ = ρ_{𝟙}⁻¹.
Right-whiskering by 𝟙_ C of an endomorphism of the unit equals conjugation by the
right unitor: h ▷ 𝟙 = ρ_{𝟙} ≫ h ≫ ρ_{𝟙}⁻¹.
Left-whiskering by 𝟙_ C of an endomorphism of the unit equals the same conjugation
by the right unitor as in rightUnitor_conjugate_whiskerRight_unit.
Proposition 1.2.7 (Eckmann–Hilton): the endomorphism monoid of the unit object in a monoidal category is commutative.
Proposition 1.2.7 (textbook-named alias of prop_1_2_7): endomorphisms of the unit
object commute.
Definition 1.2.6: a monoidal category is the data of a category together with a monoidal structure (tensor product, unit, associator, unitors satisfying pentagon and triangle).
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A monoidal functor F : C ⥤ D is a monoidal equivalence if its underlying functor is
an equivalence of categories.
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Definition 1.4.5: a monoidal natural isomorphism between two lax-monoidal functors is a natural isomorphism whose forward component is a monoidal natural transformation.
- isMonoidal : CategoryTheory.NatTrans.IsMonoidal self.toNatIso.hom
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The inverse component of a monoidal natural isomorphism is again a monoidal natural transformation.
The category of right-exact endofunctors of an additive category inherits a monoidal structure from composition: the unit (the identity functor) is right-exact and composition of right-exact functors is right-exact.
Eilenberg–Watts equivalence: for a finite-dimensional k-algebra A, the category of
A^e-modules is equivalent to the category of right-exact endofunctors of Mod A.
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Proposition 1.6.4: bimodules over a finite-dimensional algebra A are equivalent to
right-exact endofunctors of Mod A, via the Eilenberg–Watts equivalence.
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Definition 1.4.5 (alias): packages a Functor.Monoidal instance for a functor
between monoidal categories.
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The cocycle condition describing the data of a monoidal functor between two
3-cocycle-twisted vector-space categories Vec_{G₁}^{ω₁} → Vec_{G₂}^{ω₂} associated to a
group homomorphism f and a 2-cochain μ.
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The cohomological condition characterising when a 1-cochain η : G₁ → A provides a
monoidal natural transformation between two monoidal functors with cochain data μ and
μ'.
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A monoidal category is strict if the associator and unitors are identities on the
nose: (X ⊗ Y) ⊗ Z = X ⊗ (Y ⊗ Z), 𝟙_ C ⊗ X = X, and X ⊗ 𝟙_ C = X.
- left_unit_strict (X : C) : CategoryTheory.MonoidalCategoryStruct.tensorObj (CategoryTheory.MonoidalCategoryStruct.tensorUnit C) X = X
- right_unit_strict (X : C) : CategoryTheory.MonoidalCategoryStruct.tensorObj X (CategoryTheory.MonoidalCategoryStruct.tensorUnit C) = X
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Example 1.8.2: the category of endofunctors C ⥤ C of any category is monoidal
under composition, and that monoidal structure is strict.
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Theorem 1.9 (Mac Lane normalization): the identity on the free monoidal category on
C is naturally isomorphic to the composition fullNormalize ⋙ inclusion.
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Top-level alias for Definition_1_1_2_MonoidalSubcategory, namespaced for external
use.
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Top-level alias for def_1_1_3_monoidalOpposite, namespaced for external use.