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[Merged by Bors] - feat: basic results about preservation of kernels/cokernels #6279
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Hi @joelriou, have you seen the file CategoryTheory/Limits/Preserves/Shapes/Kernels.lean
? I believe that there is some overlap between your results and the results in that file. I would suggest you move your results there and unify them with the existing ones.
Thanks @TwoFX ! I will try to make the two approaches converge... |
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Thanks!
bors r+
This PR shows basic results about the preservation of (limit) kernels forks by functors which preserve zero morphisms.
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This PR shows basic results about the preservation of (limit) kernels forks by functors which preserve zero morphisms.
This PR shows basic results about the preservation of (limit) kernels forks by functors which preserve zero morphisms.
(Note: This is not completely straightforward because the
0
morphism is mapped toG.map 0
, which is equal to0
, although not definitionally.)