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Mark Kamsma

5 papers hereh-index 575 citations18 works total

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math.CT2026

Cellular generation revisited

Sean Cox, Mark Kamsma, Jiří Rosický

Cellular generation, which generalises cofibrant generation, is an important categorical smallness condition on a class of morphisms. A general challenge is to determine whether a…

math.CT2026

Cofibrant generation of pure monomorphisms in presheaf categories

Sean Cox, Jonathan Feigert, Mark Kamsma +2

We characterise when the pure monomorphisms in a presheaf category SetC are cofibrantly generated in terms of the category C. In particular, when…

math.LO2025

Positive Logic: An Introduction for Model Theorists

Mark Kamsma

Positive logic is a generalisation of full first-order logic that does not have negation built in. Still, many model-theoretic ideas, tools and techniques work perfectly fine in po…

math.CT2025

Lifting independence along functors

Mark Kamsma, Jiří Rosický

Given a functor F:C→D and a model-theoretic independence relation on D, we can lift that independence relation along F to C by…

math.CT2025

Unstable independence from the categorical point of view

Mark Kamsma, Jiří Rosický

We give a category-theoretic construction of simple and NSOP1​-like independence relations in locally finitely presentable categories, and in the more general locally finitely mu…

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