Braiding and monoidal adjunctions #
In a monoidal adjunction, a lax braided right adjoint makes the left adjoint's oplax tensor map compatible with braiding. If the left adjoint is strong monoidal, it is therefore braided. Conversely, a braided strong monoidal left adjoint gives its right adjoint a lax braided structure.
These facts apply to sheafification and to the pullback--pushforward adjunction of modules.
The oplax tensor map of a left adjoint respects braiding when the lax tensor map of its right adjoint does. No invertibility of the left adjoint's tensor map is required.
The oplax tensor map of a left adjoint respects braiding when the lax tensor map of its right adjoint does. No invertibility of the left adjoint's tensor map is required.
A strong monoidal left adjoint of a lax braided right adjoint is braided, for compatible
monoidal structures. Its monoidal structure is the given structure on F.
Equations
- adj.leftAdjointBraided = { toMonoidal := inferInstance, braided := ⋯ }
Instances For
The braided left adjoint retains its supplied monoidal structure.
A braided strong monoidal left adjoint gives a compatible lax monoidal right adjoint a
lax braided structure, with the given lax monoidal structure on G.
Equations
- adj.rightAdjointLaxBraided = { toLaxMonoidal := inferInstance, braided := ⋯ }
Instances For
The lax braided right adjoint retains its supplied lax monoidal structure.