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TauCeti.CategoryTheory.Galois.Connected

Connected objects are invariant under equivalence #

CategoryTheory.PreGaloisCategory.IsConnected is defined by conditions on initial objects, monomorphisms and isomorphisms alone, and an equivalence of categories preserves and reflects all three. This file records the resulting transport statements: connectedness is invariant under isomorphism inside a category, and an equivalence F : C ⥤ D makes F.obj A connected exactly when A is.

None of this needs the Galois axioms. Mathlib states connectedness for an object of an arbitrary category and only later restricts to PreGaloisCategory, and that arbitrary generality is what is used here; in particular the statements apply to a category that is merely equivalent to a Galois category, which is how a connectedness criterion is transported to a concrete category whose objects are not finite sets.

Main declarations #

An object isomorphic to a connected object is connected.

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Connectedness transports along an equivalence of categories: for an equivalence F : C ⥤ D, an object A of C is connected exactly when F.obj A is.