On factorization structures, denseness, separation and relatively compact objects

We define morphism (E, M)-structures in an abstract category, develop their basic properties and present some examples. We also consider the existence of such factorization structures, and find conditions under which they can be extended to factorization structures for certain classes of sources. T...

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Main Author: Siweya, Hlengani James
Other Authors: Alderton, Ian William, 1952-
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Language:en
Published: 2015
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Online Access:Siweya, Hlengani James (1994) On factorization structures, denseness, separation and relatively compact objects, University of South Africa, Pretoria, <http://hdl.handle.net/10500/16050>
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spelling ndltd-netd.ac.za-oai-union.ndltd.org-unisa-oai-uir.unisa.ac.za-10500-160502018-11-19T17:14:51Z On factorization structures, denseness, separation and relatively compact objects Siweya, Hlengani James Alderton, Ian William, 1952- 512 Categories (Mathematics) Factorization (Mathematics) Galois correspondences We define morphism (E, M)-structures in an abstract category, develop their basic properties and present some examples. We also consider the existence of such factorization structures, and find conditions under which they can be extended to factorization structures for certain classes of sources. There is a Galois correspondence between the collection of all subclasses of X-morphisms and the collection of all subclasses of X-objects. A-epimorphisms diagonalize over A-regular morphisms. Given an (E, M)-factorization structure on a finitely complete category, E-separated objects are those for which diagonal morphisms lie in M. Other characterizations of E-separated objects are given. We give a bijective correspondence between the class of all (E, M)factorization structures with M contained in the class of all X-embeddings and the class of all strong limit operators. We study M-preserving morphisms, M-perfect morphisms and M-compact objects in a morphism (E, M)-hereditary construct, and prove some of their properties which are analogous to the topological ones. Mathematical Sciences M. Sc. (Mathematics) 2015-01-23T04:24:15Z 2015-01-23T04:24:15Z 1994-04 Dissertation Siweya, Hlengani James (1994) On factorization structures, denseness, separation and relatively compact objects, University of South Africa, Pretoria, <http://hdl.handle.net/10500/16050> http://hdl.handle.net/10500/16050 en 1 online resource (ix, 137 leaves)
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Categories (Mathematics)
Factorization (Mathematics)
Galois correspondences
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Categories (Mathematics)
Factorization (Mathematics)
Galois correspondences
Siweya, Hlengani James
On factorization structures, denseness, separation and relatively compact objects
description We define morphism (E, M)-structures in an abstract category, develop their basic properties and present some examples. We also consider the existence of such factorization structures, and find conditions under which they can be extended to factorization structures for certain classes of sources. There is a Galois correspondence between the collection of all subclasses of X-morphisms and the collection of all subclasses of X-objects. A-epimorphisms diagonalize over A-regular morphisms. Given an (E, M)-factorization structure on a finitely complete category, E-separated objects are those for which diagonal morphisms lie in M. Other characterizations of E-separated objects are given. We give a bijective correspondence between the class of all (E, M)factorization structures with M contained in the class of all X-embeddings and the class of all strong limit operators. We study M-preserving morphisms, M-perfect morphisms and M-compact objects in a morphism (E, M)-hereditary construct, and prove some of their properties which are analogous to the topological ones. === Mathematical Sciences === M. Sc. (Mathematics)
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title_full On factorization structures, denseness, separation and relatively compact objects
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title_full_unstemmed On factorization structures, denseness, separation and relatively compact objects
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url Siweya, Hlengani James (1994) On factorization structures, denseness, separation and relatively compact objects, University of South Africa, Pretoria, <http://hdl.handle.net/10500/16050>
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