Maps from generated spaces #
A topological space Y is generated by a family of spaces X (Mathlib's IsGeneratedBy X Y)
when its topology is coinduced by all continuous maps from the spaces X i. An empty space has
only one topology, so it is generated by every family (TauCeti.instIsGeneratedByOfIsEmpty). In
particular every empty space is delta-generated.
A continuous map from a generated space lifts uniquely through the generated-topology
counit on its target (ContinuousMap.toGeneratedBy). The source's generation hypothesis is
retained explicitly, as required for parameter families into a refined mapping space.
An empty space is generated by any family of spaces: it has only one topology.
The continuous counit from the generated refinement to the original space.
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The underlying continuous map of the categorical counit is the generated-topology counit.
Lift a continuous map from a generated source to the generated refinement of its target.
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Composing the lifted map with the counit recovers the original map.
A map to the generated refinement is recovered by lifting its composite with the counit.