Handbook Of Categorical Algebra 1 Basic Category Theory
By Francis Borceux. 2008
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- Monoidal topology : a categorical approach to order, metric, and topology (2014, methodology): “Hence, an ordered category is a special case of a 2-category (see [Borceux, 1994a]), namely a 2-category whose local categories are thin (i.e., ordered classes).”
- Orbifolds as stacks (2008, background): “A quotient of a manifold by a proper locally free action of a Lie group was not necessarily an orbifold by this definition.”
- On the asymptotic magnitude of subsets of Euclidean space (2009, background): “ skipped if desired, but it describes where the seemingly ad hoc definition of magnitude comes from. Those desirous of some category theoretic background can refer to the books of Borceux and Mac Lane [3, 4, 14]. 6 TOM LEINSTER AND SIMON WILLERTON Recall that a metric space consists of a set X togeth”