2002
DOI: 10.1081/agb-120003476
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Idempotents and Morita-Takeuchi Theory

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“…The fundamental properties of co-hom functors may be found in [13]. The counit of this adjunction is, by [4,Proposition 1.4], an isomorphism, so M eCe becomes a quotient category of M C . By [16,Proposition 3.8], every quotient category of M C is of this form.…”
Section: Localization In Coalgebrasmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The fundamental properties of co-hom functors may be found in [13]. The counit of this adjunction is, by [4,Proposition 1.4], an isomorphism, so M eCe becomes a quotient category of M C . By [16,Proposition 3.8], every quotient category of M C is of this form.…”
Section: Localization In Coalgebrasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…an eCe − Cbicomodule Ce), with structure maps defined in a straightforward way. This leads (see [4, Theorem 1.5, Corollary 1.6]) to an exact functor − C eC : M C → M eCe with a right adjoint − eCe eC : M eCe → M C . In fact the functor − C eC is naturally isomorphic to the co-hom functor h C (Ce, −) and also to the functor e(−) that sends M ∈ M C onto eM.…”
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“…of C, where e E is the idempotent of C * defined by the direct summand embedding E C. We know from [5,22,24] that the restriction functor 5) given by M → Me E , is exact and has a right adjoint…”
Section: The Gabriel-valued Quiver Of a Colocalization Coalgebra C Ementioning
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“…The inverse F of ε * is defined by the formula [7,Theorem 1.5] for a proof). Since ε * is functorial with respect to comodule homomorphisms X → X ′ and Z → Z ′ , the functor f is the right adjoint of f • , and (b) follows.…”
Section: S(a) It Follows From the Definition Thatmentioning
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