The fibre functor over the splitting algebra #
Assembling the three properties over the algebra of
RS.exists_splitting_algebra: the restriction of the fibre functor
along the Ind-embedding is strong monoidal, it is exact, and it is
faithful once the unit of the algebra is a monomorphism.
The braiding of Ind C is hypothesised here, through
SymmetricCategory (Ind C), and is deliberately not also
available by transport from a braiding of C. Assuming
BraidedCategory C as well would put two unrelated
BraidedCategory (Ind C) instances in scope — the transported one
of RS.Classical.Deligne.IndMonoidal and the one underlying the
hypothesised symmetry — and IsCommMonObj 𝔸, whose commutativity
law is stated against a braiding, would then be a different class
in the variable block from the one the fibre-functor lemmas below
consume. The variable block therefore names the symmetry of
Ind C only, matching RS.Classical.Deligne.UniversalAlgebra.
The restricted fibre functor is strong monoidal over an algebra that splits the embedded objects.
Equations
- RS.indFibreMonoidal L 𝔸 hsp = RS.fibreRestrictMonoidal L 𝔸 RS.indOf hsp
Instances For
The restricted fibre functor is faithful over an algebra that splits the embedded objects, provided its unit is a monomorphism.
Exactness of the restricted fibre functor #
The embedding carries a short exact sequence of C to a short
exact sequence of Ind C: it is additive, it preserves limits, and
it preserves finite colimits.
The restricted fibre functor carries short exact sequences to
short exact sequences, given a base-change section over 𝔸 for
each embedded sequence.
The restricted fibre functor preserves finite limits over an algebra that supplies a base-change section for every embedded short exact sequence.
The restricted fibre functor preserves finite colimits under the same hypothesis; with the previous statement it is exact.