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f ji |
DB (A j ,B i )
A B
f ji
1
j
m, 1
i
k
f ij |
DB (B i ,A j )
f ij =
f OP
B A
ji
A
B,
1
i
k, 1
j
m
A B
B A
i.e., B
B .
That is, the cotensor B A (i.e., hom-object) of any two objects A and B , which is
a particular limit in DB , is equal to the corresponding colimit, that is, tensor product
A B , of these two objects; this fact is based on the duality property of DB category.
A
A
8.2.1 DB Is a V-Category Enriched over Itself
Generally, a monoid M acting on the set Ob DB may be seen as a general metric
space where for any B
Ob DB the distance C B
S (relations, or
views, in our case) whose action sends B to C (this action provides a possibility to
pass from the “state” B to “state” C of the database “system” of objects in DB ), as
we investigated in the chapter dedicated to operational semantics for the database
mapping systems.
A monoidal category is closed if the functor _
is a set of R
B
:
DB
−→
DB has a right
adjoint ( _ ) B
DB for every object B , (( _ ) B , _
:
DB
−→
B,η )
:
DB
−→
DB ,
C B
with the counit ε C :
−→
B
C called the evaluation at C (denoted by eval B,C ).
Theorem 15
,Υ) is a
monoidal bi-closed : for every object B , there exists in Set an isomorphism ( abi-
jection ) Λ
Strictly symmetric idempotent monoidal category ( DB ,
B,C) =
DB (A,C B ) such that for any f
:
DB (A
DB (A
B,C) ,
f , the hom-object C B together with a monomorphism eval B,C :
C B
Λ(f )
B
C , the following “exponent” diagram
commutes , with f
=
eval B,C
(Λ(f )
id B ) .
Proof Let us consider the simple objects A,B,C and a morphism
f = α MakeOperads( M ) : A B C,
: A α B C
α (
α (
obtained from a sketch's mapping M
with A
=
A
),B
=
B
) and
. Thus. f T(A B) TC =
C = α ( C ) obtained from the schemas
A , B
and
C
TA
TB
TC .
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