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Mathlib.CategoryTheory.Monoidal.Skeleton

The monoid on the skeleton of a monoidal category #

The skeleton of a monoidal category is a monoid.

Main results #

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If C is monoidal and skeletal, it is a monoid. See note [reducible non-instances].

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      If C is braided and skeletal, it is a commutative monoid.

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          The skeleton of a monoidal category has a monoidal structure itself, induced by the equivalence.

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            The skeleton of a monoidal category can be viewed as a monoid, where the multiplication is given by the tensor product, and satisfies the monoid axioms since it is a skeleton.

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              The skeleton of a braided monoidal category has a braided monoidal structure itself, induced by the equivalence.

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                The skeleton of a braided monoidal category can be viewed as a commutative monoid, where the multiplication is given by the tensor product, and satisfies the monoid axioms since it is a skeleton.

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                  A monoidal functor between skeletal monoidal categories induces a monoid homomorphism.

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                      A monoidal functor between monoidal categories induces a monoid homomorphism between the skeleta.

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                          A monoidal equivalence between skeletal monoidal categories induces a monoid isomorphism.

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                              A monoidal equivalence between monoidal categories induces a monoid isomorphism between the skeleta.

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