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Frobenius monads and pseudomonoids Introduction - ResearchGate

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. QED<br />

Remark (a) It follows from the first sentence of Lemma 1.3 that r is uniquely<br />

determined by the monad<br />

T = ( T, h, m) <strong>and</strong> e . This is because the counit s is<br />

determined by m <strong>and</strong> e , <strong>and</strong> the counit of any adjunction uniquely determines the unit.<br />

(b) It is implicit (using AM1) in the second sentence of Lemma 1.3 that d<br />

coassociative.<br />

is<br />

Proposition 1.4 For a <strong>Frobenius</strong> monad T, the left adjoint<br />

functor<br />

T T<br />

U<br />

: X æÆ æ X is also a right adjoint to<br />

F<br />

U T with counit e.<br />

T T<br />

Proof By AM2 we know that there is an isomorphism of categories K :<br />

that<br />

V G K =<br />

right adjoint<br />

U T . The left adjoint<br />

C G to<br />

V G is given by<br />

F T to<br />

U T is given by<br />

G X<br />

C X = TX ææÆT X<br />

10<br />

d 2<br />

( )<br />

: X æÆ æ X to the forgetful<br />

m<br />

( )<br />

T 2 X<br />

F X = T X ææÆTX T G X @ X such<br />

<strong>and</strong> the<br />

. Since Tm . rT = d,<br />

we see

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