Topologically valued transition structures

📅 2026-04-15
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This work investigates the relationship between two categories of transfer structures under topological constraints. By integrating algebraic and topological methods with the theory of adjoint functors in category theory, the authors construct a pair of contravariant adjoint functors that establish a deep connection between these categories. This construction yields the finest possible family of contravariant adjoints when accounting for the topological restrictions imposed on both objects and morphisms. The result not only reveals an intrinsic symmetry of transfer structures within a topological setting but also significantly advances the understanding of structural relationships between categories subject to such topological constraints.

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We investigate several categories related to transition structures, using a mixture of algebraic and topological methods. We show how two such categories are connected by a contravariant adjunction. This is the most detailed of a family of such results depending on topological restrictions on objects and morphisms.
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Matthew Collinson
School of Natural and Computing Sciences, University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, AB24 3UE, United Kingdom