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Michael Hoefnagel

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most citedProducts and coequalizers in pointed categories

5 citations · 5 across the 2 of their papers we have counts for

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5 papers

math.CT2020

Anticommutativity and the triangular lemma

Michael Hoefnagel

For a variety V, it has been recently shown that binary products commute with arbitrary coequalizers locally, i.e., in every fibre of the fibration of points $π: \mathr…

math.CT2019★ 5 cited

Products and coequalizers in pointed categories

Michael Hoefnagel

In this paper, we investigate the property (P) that finite products commute with arbitrary coequalizers in pointed categories. Examples of such categories include any regular unita…

math.CT2019

M-coextensivity and the strict refinement property

Michael Hoefnagel

The notion of an M-coextensive object is introduced in an arbitrary category C, where M is a distinguished class of morphisms from C.…

math.CT2019

Characterizations of majority categories

Michael Hoefnagel

In universal algebra, it is well known that varieties admitting a majority term admit several Mal'tsev-type characterizations. The main aim of this paper is to establish categorica…

math.CT2019

Majority categories

Michael Anton Hoefnagel

We introduce the notion of a majority category --- the categorical counterpart of varieties of universal algebras admitting a majority term. This notion can be thought to capture p…

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