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Note on monoidal monads

  • B. J. Day (a1)

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The representation theory of categories is used to embed each promonoidal monad in a monoidal biclosed monad. The existence of a promonoidal structure on the ordinary Eilenberg- Moore category generated by a promonoidal monad is examined. Several results by previous authors (notably A. Kock and F. E. J. Linton) are reproved and extended.

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