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==CAT. Category Theory • Discussion==
 
==CAT. Category Theory • Discussion==
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I have tried to get through the IFF proposal several times now,
 
I have tried to get through the IFF proposal several times now,
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to this basic groundwork whenever it seems appropriate.
 
to this basic groundwork whenever it seems appropriate.
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Links to the first three installments from Mac Lane are given below.
 
Links to the first three installments from Mac Lane are given below.
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Higher Order Categorical Logic, 01-30.
 
Higher Order Categorical Logic, 01-30.
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JS = John Sowa
 
JS = John Sowa
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necessarily the commonsense classification, naive ontology modules.
 
necessarily the commonsense classification, naive ontology modules.
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Yesterday's discussion of the "lattice of theories" brings back
 
Yesterday's discussion of the "lattice of theories" brings back
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Figure 1.  Lattice of Objects Inducing a Diversity of Sign Partitions
 
Figure 1.  Lattice of Objects Inducing a Diversity of Sign Partitions
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In connection with the ontological use of category theory --
 
In connection with the ontological use of category theory --
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JS = John Sowa
 
JS = John Sowa
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> > the IFF system in order to (1) use it or (2) evaluate it.
 
> > the IFF system in order to (1) use it or (2) evaluate it.
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One way to get the motivation for category theory
 
One way to get the motivation for category theory
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Anyway, that is how I see it getting started.
 
Anyway, that is how I see it getting started.
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CAT. Category Theory &bull; Work Area
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==CAT. Category Theory &bull; Work Area==
    
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"John kicks the cart."
 
"John kicks the cart."
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==HOC. Higher Order Categorical Logic==
 
==HOC. Higher Order Categorical Logic==
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| Part 0.  Introduction to Category Theory
 
| Part 0.  Introduction to Category Theory
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| We shall now progress from concrete categories
 
| We shall now progress from concrete categories
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| Example C1'.  Any set can be viewed as a category:  a small 'discrete'
 
| Example C1'.  Any set can be viewed as a category:  a small 'discrete'
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| It follows from slogans 1 and 2 that small categories
 
| It follows from slogans 1 and 2 that small categories
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| One we admit that functors $A$ -> $B$ are interesting objects to study,
 
| One we admit that functors $A$ -> $B$ are interesting objects to study,
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| Definition 1.5.  An arrow f : A -> B in a category is called an 'isomorphism'
 
| Definition 1.5.  An arrow f : A -> B in a category is called an 'isomorphism'
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| 2.  Natural Transformations
 
| 2.  Natural Transformations
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should be interpreted as equivalent to "1_(F(A))".
 
should be interpreted as equivalent to "1_(F(A))".
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| To appreciate the usefulness of natural transformations,
 
| To appreciate the usefulness of natural transformations,
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| This may be as good a place as any to mention that
 
| This may be as good a place as any to mention that
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| If we compare Slogans 1 and 3, we are led to ask:
 
| If we compare Slogans 1 and 3, we are led to ask:
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| Definition 2.6.  A 'subcategory' $C$ of a category $B$ is any category whose
 
| Definition 2.6.  A 'subcategory' $C$ of a category $B$ is any category whose
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| Definition 2.8.  A functor H : $A$ -> $B$ is
 
| Definition 2.8.  A functor H : $A$ -> $B$ is
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I am skipping ahead to Part 1 of L&S -- we have been reading
 
I am skipping ahead to Part 1 of L&S -- we have been reading
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| Historical Perspective on Part 1
 
| Historical Perspective on Part 1
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Notation.  The Greek letters phi and lambda
 
Notation.  The Greek letters phi and lambda
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| Both Curry and Church realized the importance of introducing types into
 
| Both Curry and Church realized the importance of introducing types into
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| In connection with cartesian closed categories,
 
| In connection with cartesian closed categories,
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| Up to this point we have avoided discussing natural numbers.
 
| Up to this point we have avoided discussing natural numbers.
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| 1.  Propositional Calculus as a Deductive System
 
| 1.  Propositional Calculus as a Deductive System
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| A 'conjunction calculus' is a deductive system dealing with truth and
 
| A 'conjunction calculus' is a deductive system dealing with truth and
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| A 'positive intuitionistic propositional calculus' is a conjunction calculus
 
| A 'positive intuitionistic propositional calculus' is a conjunction calculus
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| An 'intuitionistic propositional calculus' is more than a
 
| An 'intuitionistic propositional calculus' is more than a
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| 2.  The Deduction Theorem
 
| 2.  The Deduction Theorem
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| 3.  Cartesian Closed Categories Equationally Presented
 
| 3.  Cartesian Closed Categories Equationally Presented
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| A 'cartesian closed category' is a cartesian category $A$ with
 
| A 'cartesian closed category' is a cartesian category $A$ with
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| We shall state another useful equation,
 
| We shall state another useful equation,
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I return to Part 0 to pick up one or two bits
 
I return to Part 0 to pick up one or two bits
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| Before carrying out the promised generalization, let us
 
| Before carrying out the promised generalization, let us
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| We shall now generalize the notion of adjoint functor from
 
| We shall now generalize the notion of adjoint functor from
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| Proposition 3.3.  Given two categories $A$ and $B$, there is a
 
| Proposition 3.3.  Given two categories $A$ and $B$, there is a
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| 4.  Equivalence of Categories
 
| 4.  Equivalence of Categories
 
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| L&S, pages 16-17.
 
| L&S, pages 16-17.
 
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==HOC. Higher Order Categorical Logic &bull; Discussion==
 
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MA  = Murray Altheim
 
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JA  = Jon Awbrey
 
JA  = Jon Awbrey
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okay, tomorrow ...
 
okay, tomorrow ...
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JP = Jack Park
 
JP = Jack Park
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hysterical amnesia for my time on the complexity list.
 
hysterical amnesia for my time on the complexity list.
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JP = Jack Park
 
JP = Jack Park
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what is the composition?
 
what is the composition?
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JA  = Jon Awbrey
 
JA  = Jon Awbrey
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Have to break here.  Will pick up at "preserve".
 
Have to break here.  Will pick up at "preserve".
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JA: The next examples are sets plus "structure",
 
JA: The next examples are sets plus "structure",
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help with this mess.
 
help with this mess.
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Here is a simple example of a morphism f : (X, L) -> (Y, M).
 
Here is a simple example of a morphism f : (X, L) -> (Y, M).
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Parity On, Dude!
 
Parity On, Dude!
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MW = Matthew West
 
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and Y is a finite set, so f cannot possibly be an isomorphism.
 
and Y is a finite set, so f cannot possibly be an isomorphism.
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JA  = Jon Awbrey
 
JA  = Jon Awbrey
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that everybody will want to buy sooner or later, anyway.
 
that everybody will want to buy sooner or later, anyway.
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While I recover my strength for the imminent trek through Emyn Muil,
 
While I recover my strength for the imminent trek through Emyn Muil,
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CAT.  Category Theory.  Links 01-23.
 
CAT.  Category Theory.  Links 01-23.
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I will now introduce a number of different ways of
 
I will now introduce a number of different ways of
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This is the same information as the equation, f(G(u, v)) = H(f(u), f(v)).
 
This is the same information as the equation, f(G(u, v)) = H(f(u), f(v)).
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JA = Jon Awbrey
 
JA = Jon Awbrey
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will get back to this ...
 
will get back to this ...
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</pre>
    
==HOC. Higher Order Categorical Logic &bull; Work Area==
 
==HOC. Higher Order Categorical Logic &bull; Work Area==
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Let's go back and take another look at what is most likely every
 
Let's go back and take another look at what is most likely every
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| f(G(u, v))  =  H(fu, fv)
 
| f(G(u, v))  =  H(fu, fv)
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I'm going to elaborate a little further on the subject
 
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distributive multiplication of a sum (u + v) by a factor J.
 
distributive multiplication of a sum (u + v) by a factor J.
 
Hence another popular name for a morphism:  a "linear" map.
 
Hence another popular name for a morphism:  a "linear" map.
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==INF. Information Flow==
 
==INF. Information Flow==
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* Hoel, P.G., Port, S.C., and Stone, C.J. (1971), ''Introduction to Probability Theory'', Houghton&nbsp;Mifflin, Boston, MA.
 
* Hoel, P.G., Port, S.C., and Stone, C.J. (1971), ''Introduction to Probability Theory'', Houghton&nbsp;Mifflin, Boston, MA.
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