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A characterization of pie limits

  • John Power (a1) and Edmund Robinson (a2)

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It is well-known that limits in 2-categories are more complex than limits in ordinary categories. Most readers will at least be familiar with terms such as ‘lax limit’ and ‘pseudo-limit’. In the more modern treatments, these become special cases of a more general class of ‘weighted’ or ‘indexed’ limits (see Kelly [7] and Section 1 of this paper).

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A characterization of pie limits

  • John Power (a1) and Edmund Robinson (a2)

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