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= 1 j m A j ,m
1, A = 1 j m A j ,m
= 1 i k B i ,k
Let A
1, B
1 and
B = 1 i k B i ,k
l 1
1. Let l
:
E
B be the subset of ptp arrows in
such that
the codomain of each of these ptp arrows is an object in B i , 1
i
k , and let
B be the subset of ptp arrows in l 1
l :
E
such that the codomain of each of these
ptp arrows is an object in B i , 1
i k . Then l 1 = l,l
, and hence we obtain two
commutative diagrams:
so that, from the fact that by hypothesis both diagrams (16a) and (16b) are the
pullbacks diagrams, we have the unique arrows e
:
E
A such that l
=
g
e ,
e , and e :
A such that l =
g
e , l 2 =
f
e . Consequently,
l 2 =
f
E
e,e :
A such that l 1 =
l,l =
there is a unique arrow e 1 =
E
A
+
g
e,g
e =
g )
e,e =
g )
e,f
e
(g
(g
e , and l 2 =
f
(from the
T(f
f
T(l 2 l 2 )
Tl 2 = l 2 ), so that
fact that
f
e,f
e =
e
e )
=
=
e,f
e =[
f,f ]◦
e,e =[
f,f ]◦
l 2 =
f
e . Consequently, diagram (16)
is a pullback diagram.
Claim 2. Let us show it for the pullback diagram A
g B composed
by the simple arrows. Then, form the proof of Proposition 48 in Sect. 8.1.3 ,the
pullback object is LimP
f
C
\ f))
f)
=
((T A
g)
(T A
×
((T B
(T B
\
g)) with two
B where p A
p A ,
1
1 ,p B
monic cone arrows,
[
]:
LimP
A and
[⊥
]:
LimP
=
\ f)) and p B
f)
T ((T A
g)
(T A
=
T ((T B
(T B
\
g)) .If f
:
A
C is epic
TC . Thus, p B
then f
f)
=
=
T ((T B
(T B
\
g))
=
T ((T B
TC)
(T B
\
g))
=
] p B
1 ,p B
TB (from the fact that
g
(T B
TC) ). Consequently,
[⊥
=
TB , and
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