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of Oregon) and Shchigolev combine the crystal graph and Schur functor approaches to obtain new branching results for projective representations of symmetric groups.
[14] A covariant functor from a category C to a category D consists of two maps (denoted by the same letter), a map F : Ob(C) [member of] Ob(D), and for any A, B [member of] Ob(C) a map F : H(A, B) [member of] H(F(A), F(B)), satisfying the conditions: F([1.
Furthermore, d-POSL maintains all the critical components of POSL, extending the language with elements that are essential in defeasible logics: * Rule Type: Binary infix functors are introduced (":-", ":=",":-") to denote the rule type ("strict", "defeasible", "defeater", respectively).
Other topics of the 17 papers include nonself-adjoint operator algebras for dynamical systems, noncommutative geometry as a functor, examples of mases in C*-algebras, simple group graded rings, and classifying monotone complete algebras of operators.
Properties of direct image functor and inverse image functor are studied here in this paper, like coherence and exactness.
A constituent is defined as a compound term of arity 1 with the constituent category as principal functor.
The construction of this abelization is expressed in terms of category theory and as in the classical case of abelian groups it creates a functor called reflector.