5.6. Pointed categories
Let be a differential pointed category.
A bimodule -represesentation on is the data of a strict monoidal
differential pointed functor from the -category with one object given by
to .
Note that a bimodule -representation on gives rise to a bimodule -representation
on .
A bimodule lax bi--representation is a lax differential pointed -functor
. We say it is a bimodule lax bi--representation on .
A bimodule lax bi--representation on is the same as the data of
- β’
-bimodules for
- β’
morphisms of differential pointed algebras
- β’
morphisms
satisfying properties (1) and (2) of Β§4.2.1.
We define
the differential pointed category
as the quotient of by the equivalence relation generated by
if is in the equalizer of a
composition
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Consider a differential pointed category endowed with two bimodule -representations
and and a closed morphism
such that the diagrams (4.2.1) commute.
We define
the differential pointed category
as the quotient of by the equivalence relation
generated by
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We define the differential pointed category
. We consider first the differential pointed
category with same objects as and pointed set of maps given by
. The category is the quotient of that
category by the equivalence relation generated by for
and .
Note that there is a canonical isomorphism of differential categories for
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