| Benabou, J. Fibred categories and the foundations of naive category theory. Journal of Symbolic Logic 50, 1985, 10-37. |
....for SFPs. We skip the details. 4 A new semantics of EL T In this section we consider a semantics for the necessity modality of EL T , which is based on di erent assumptions about C, M and T . We brie y recall the necessary background about brations and factorization systems, and refer to [1, 9] and [2, 5] for more details. De nition 4.1 (Fibrations) Given p: C B, we say that f 2 C(Y; X) is p cartesian ( for every g 2 C(Z; X) and h 0 2 B(pZ; pY ) s.t. pg = h 0 ; pf) exists unique h 2 C(Z; Y ) s.t. g = h ; f and h 0 = ph p: C B is a bration (over B) for ....
J. Benabou. Fibred categories and the foundation of naive category theory. Journal of Symbolic Logic, 50, 1985.
.... of type expressions from program expressions, we will consider instead an indexed category C with two D category structures, one for the base and one for the bers (see Section 7) 4 The category of modules The 2 category ICat(B) is isomorphic to the 2 category of split B brations (see [Ben85]) Since B brations are functors with codomain B satisfying certain additional properties, the 2 category of B brations is a 2 subcategory of Cat#B and the 2 embedding, mapping a B indexed category C to the corresponding B bration C : GC B, can be viewed as a 2 functor from ICat(B) to ....
J. Benabou. Fibred categories and the foundation of naive category theory. Journal of Symbolic Logic, 50, 1985.
....over B objects and A 2 B (1) permutation: Delta Gamma Theta (equivalently invertible maps) 2) weakening: Delta Theta Theta A wA Delta (3) contraction: Delta Theta Theta A c A Delta Theta Theta A Theta Theta A. We shall assume the basics of fibred category theory; see e.g. [3] for an introduction. In the following the definition proper is in italics, explanatory notes and commentary in roman. 4 x A : ff A)B :s)x reduces to ff A)B :s by (j) and to x A : fi B :s[fi; x=ff] by (P) Definition 3.2 A category is a split fibration 0 B B B E #p B 1 C ....
J. Benabou. Fibred categories and the foundations of na ive category theory. J. Symb. Logic, pages 10--37, 1985.
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