Category theory; homological algebra Categories, functors, natural transformations Concept
Full subcategory
Summary
A full subcategory of a category is a subcategory that keeps every morphism of between any two of its objects. So it is fixed by its class of objects alone. Its inclusion functor is fully faithful. Most categories of "special" objects, such as abelian groups among groups or Hausdorff spaces among topological spaces, are full subcategories.
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| URI | m2://V3BFGKBJF7 |
| Kind | concept |
| Writing | W0 stub |
| MSC | 18A05 |
| Specializes | Subcategory |
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- Serre subcategory
- t-structure
- Full and faithful functors
- Variety as a reflective subcategory
- Essentially surjective functor
- Reflective subcategory
- Skeleton of a category