Transfinite cocomposition of maps
Content created by Fredrik Bakke and Egbert Rijke.
Created on 2023-10-16.
Last modified on 2024-01-11.
module foundation.transfinite-cocomposition-of-maps where
Imports
open import foundation.inverse-sequential-diagrams open import foundation.sequential-limits open import foundation.universe-levels
Idea
Given an
inverse sequential diagram of types,
i.e. a certain infinite sequence of maps
fₙ
:
⋯ fₙ ⋯ f₁ f₀
⋯ ---> Aₙ₊₁ ---> Aₙ ---> ⋯ ---> A₁ ---> A₀,
we can form the transfinite cocomposition of f
by taking the canonical map
from the standard sequential limit limₙ Aₙ
into A₀
.
Definitions
The transfinite cocomposition of an inverse sequential diagram of maps
module _ {l : Level} (f : inverse-sequential-diagram l) where transfinite-cocomp : standard-sequential-limit f → family-inverse-sequential-diagram f 0 transfinite-cocomp x = sequence-standard-sequential-limit f x 0
Table of files about sequential limits
The following table lists files that are about sequential limits as a general concept.
Concept | File |
---|---|
Inverse sequential diagrams of types | foundation.inverse-sequential-diagrams |
Dependent inverse sequential diagrams of types | foundation.dependent-inverse-sequential-diagrams |
Composite maps in inverse sequential diagrams | foundation.composite-maps-in-inverse-sequential-diagrams |
Morphisms of inverse sequential diagrams | foundation.morphisms-inverse-sequential-diagrams |
Equivalences of inverse sequential diagrams | foundation.equivalences-inverse-sequential-diagrams |
Cones over inverse sequential diagrams | foundation.cones-over-inverse-sequential-diagrams |
The universal property of sequential limits | foundation.universal-property-sequential-limits |
Sequential limits | foundation.sequential-limits |
Functoriality of sequential limits | foundation.functoriality-sequential-limits |
Transfinite cocomposition of maps | foundation.transfinite-cocomposition-of-maps |
Recent changes
- 2024-01-11. Fredrik Bakke. Rename “towers” to “inverse sequential diagrams” (#990).
- 2023-10-16. Fredrik Bakke and Egbert Rijke. Sequential limits (#839).