Kernels of projections onto abelian images #
The projection of a morphism onto its abelian image has the same kernel as the morphism.
This identifies the first term of the kernel-image sequence without requiring the category
to be abelian. The construction complements CategoryTheory.Limits.kernelFactorThruImage,
which uses the categorical image rather than the kernel of the cokernel.
The kernel of a morphism is isomorphic to the kernel of its projection onto the abelian image, whenever the required kernels and cokernel exist.
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The isomorphism with the kernel of the image projection preserves the kernel inclusion.
The isomorphism with the kernel of the image projection preserves the kernel inclusion.
The inverse isomorphism with the kernel of the image projection preserves the inclusion.
The inverse isomorphism with the kernel of the image projection preserves the inclusion.