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7 papers

math.CT2026

R-full Schreier internal categories and their directions

Stefano Ambra, Andrea Montoli, Diana Rodelo

We introduce the notion of R-full Schreier internal category, which is the monoid analogue of the notion of aspherical abelian groupoid. We associate with every R-full Schreier int…

math.CT2026

A direction functor approach to the cohomology of small categories

Stefano Ambra, Arnaud Duvieusart, Andrea Montoli

We show how the direction functors can be used to develop a cohomology theory for Barr-exact and S-Maltsev categories, where S is a suitable class of split epimorphisms with a fixe…

math.CT2026

Torsion Theories in a Non-pointed Context

Andrea Cappelletti, Andrea Montoli

We study a non-pointed version of the notion of torsion theory in the framework of categories equipped with a posetal monocoreflective subcategory such that the coreflector inverts…

math.CT2026

The direction functor for Schreier extensions of monoids

Stefano Ambra, Andrea Montoli, Diana Rodelo

We observe that the process of associating an action to any Schreier extension of monoids with commutative and cancellative kernel is functorial. We show that this functor is a gen…

math.CT2026

Algebraic exponentiation and action representability for V-groups

Maria Manuel Clementino, Andrea Montoli

We show that the category of V-groups, where V is a cartesian quantale, so in particular the category of preordered groups, is locally algebraically cartesian closed with respect t…

math.CT2025

A comparison between weakly protomodular and protomodular objects in unital categories

Xabier García-Martínez, Andrea Montoli, Diana Rodelo +1

We compare the concepts of protomodular and weakly protomodular objects within the context of unital categories. Our analysis demonstrates that these two notions are generally dist…