EGNO Definition 1.4.1: a monoidal functor F : C ⥤ D, expressed as the existence of
a Functor.Monoidal structure on F.
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EGNO Definition 1.4.1 (natural transformations): a monoidal natural transformation between lax monoidal functors.
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EGNO Proposition 1.4.3 (left unitality): for a lax monoidal functor F, the left
unitor of F X factors through ε ▷ F X and μ (𝟙_ C) X followed by F (λ_ X).hom.
EGNO Definition 1.4.5: a monoidal natural transformation between lax monoidal functors.
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A monoidal functor preserves exact pairings: if (X, Y) is an exact pairing in C,
then (F X, F Y) is an exact pairing in D, with evaluation and coevaluation conjugated
by the monoidal structure isomorphisms.
Part of EGNO Exercise 1.10.15: a monoidal natural transformation between strong monoidal functors has invertible component at the unit object.
Part of EGNO Exercise 1.10.15: a monoidal natural transformation between strong monoidal functors has invertible component at a tensor product whenever it has invertible components at the factors.
Candidate inverse of α.app X at a right-dualizable object X, built from the
evaluation/coevaluation of the right dual together with the inverse component α.app Xᘁ.
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Compatibility of a monoidal natural transformation with the evaluation of an exact
pairing transported through F and G.
Compatibility of a monoidal natural transformation with the coevaluation of an exact
pairing transported through F and G.
Part of EGNO Exercise 1.10.15: a monoidal natural transformation between strong monoidal functors has invertible component at any right-dualizable object.
EGNO Exercise 1.10.15 (rigid case): when both C and D are right-rigid, every
monoidal natural transformation between strong monoidal functors is a natural
isomorphism.