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Natural SciencesMathematicsAlgebraCategory TheoryAdequacy TheoryClosed Categories
Further, if a is a left adequate subcategory of (, almost no useful restriction on ( can be inferred from restrictions on a. Neither of these objections ap- plies to the notion of left and right adequacy. This does yield a closure opera- tion. The main drawback, as the examples show, is that the operation is rather feeble.
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