my beamer presentation - Departament de matemà tiques
my beamer presentation - Departament de matemà tiques
my beamer presentation - Departament de matemà tiques
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Outline<br />
Definitions and examples<br />
Homological properties of kC-mod<br />
An example<br />
A closed symmetric monoidal category<br />
Adjoint functors and a spectral sequence<br />
Two categorical constructions<br />
Hochschild cohomology<br />
A crash introduction to closed symmetric monoidal<br />
categories<br />
Mac Lane: Much of the force of category theory will be seen to<br />
resi<strong>de</strong> in using categories with specified additional structures.<br />
One basic example will be the closed categories. The simplest<br />
closed symmetric monoidal category is perhaps Vect k .<br />
There is a tensor product − ⊗ k −, which is symmetric.<br />
There exists a tensor i<strong>de</strong>ntity k.<br />
It is closed in the sense that for a pair of (or<strong>de</strong>red) spaces<br />
V , W , there is a function object, a.k.a. the internal hom,<br />
Hom k (V , W ) in the category Vect k .<br />
Hom k (U ⊗ k V , W ) ∼ = Hom k (U, Hom k (V , W )).<br />
Fei Xu<br />
Finite category algebras