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==Course overview==
 
==Course overview==
   
Page is work in progress for background material for the Fall 2009 lecture course on Category Theory with a view towards applications that I am planning to give at Stanford University.
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Page is the background material for the Fall 2009 lecture course MATH198[http://coursework.stanford.edu/homepage/F09/F09-MATH-198-01.html] on Category Theory and Functional Programming that I gave at Stanford University.
   
Single unit course. 10 lectures.
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Single unit course. 10 lectures. Each lecture is Wednesday 4.15-5.05 in 380F.
   
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* Category: Definition and examples.
 
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* [[User:Michiexile/MATH198/Lecture 1]]
* Concrete categories.
 
 
** Category: Definition and examples.
** Set.
 
** Various categories capturing linear algebra.
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** Concrete categories.
 
*** Set.
* Small categories.
 
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*** Various categories capturing linear algebra.
** Partial orders.
 
 
** Small categories.
** Monoids.
 
** Finite groups.
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*** Partial orders.
 
*** Monoids.
* Special morphisms
 
** Epimorphism.
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*** Finite groups.
 
** Haskell-Curry isomorphism.
** Monomorphism.
 
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** Isomorphism.
 
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** Endomorphism.
 
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* [[User:Michiexile/MATH198/Lecture 2]]
** Automorphism.
 
* Special objects
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** Special morphisms
** Initial.
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*** Epimorphism.
** Terminal.
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*** Monomorphism.
** Null.
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*** Isomorphism.
 
*** Endomorphism.
* Functors.
 
 
*** Automorphism.
* Natural transformations.
 
 
** Special objects
* Category of categories.
 
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*** Initial.
* The power of dualization.
 
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*** Terminal.
* Limits, colimits.
 
 
*** Null.
* Products, coproducts.
 
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* Equalizers, coequalizers.
 
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* [[User:Michiexile/MATH198/Lecture 3]]
* Exponentials.
 
 
** Functors.
* Power objects.
 
 
** Category of categories.
* Monads.
 
 
** Natural transformations.
* Monoids.
 
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* Triples.
 
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* [[User:Michiexile/MATH198/Lecture 4]]
* Cartesian Closed Categories.
 
 
** Products, coproducts.
** Categorical logic.
 
 
** The power of dualization.
* Topoi.
 
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** The algebra of datatypes
** Internal language and logic.
 
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* Haskell-Curry isomorphism.
 
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* Recursive categories.
 
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* [[User:Michiexile/MATH198/Lecture 5]]
* Recursion as fixed points of monad algebras.
 
 
** Limits, colimits.
* Recursion using special morphisms.
 
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** Hylo-
 
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* [[User:Michiexile/MATH198/Lecture 6]]
** Zygo-
 
 
** Equalizers, coequalizers.
** et.c.
 
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** Pushouts/pullbacks
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** Adjunctions.
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** Free and forgetful.
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* [[User:Michiexile/MATH198/Lecture 7]]
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** Monoid objects.
 
** Monads.
 
** Triples.
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** Kleisli category.
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** Monad factorization.
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* [[User:Michiexile/MATH198/Lecture 8]]
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** Algebras over monads
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** Algebras over endofunctors
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** Initial algebras and recursion
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** Lambek's lemma
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* [[User:Michiexile/MATH198/Lecture 9]]
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** Catamorphisms
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** Anamorphisms
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** Hylomorphisms
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** Metamorphisms
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** Paramorphisms
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** Apomorphisms
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** Properties of adjunctions, examples of adjunctions
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* [[User:Michiexile/MATH198/Lecture 10]]
 
** Power objects
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** Classifying objects
 
** Topoi
 
** Internal logic

Latest revision as of 05:51, 24 July 2010

Course overview

Page is the background material for the Fall 2009 lecture course MATH198[1] on Category Theory and Functional Programming that I gave at Stanford University.

Single unit course. 10 lectures. Each lecture is Wednesday 4.15-5.05 in 380F.


  • User:Michiexile/MATH198/Lecture 1
    • Category: Definition and examples.
    • Concrete categories.
      • Set.
      • Various categories capturing linear algebra.
    • Small categories.
      • Partial orders.
      • Monoids.
      • Finite groups.
    • Haskell-Curry isomorphism.




  • User:Michiexile/MATH198/Lecture 9
    • Catamorphisms
    • Anamorphisms
    • Hylomorphisms
    • Metamorphisms
    • Paramorphisms
    • Apomorphisms
    • Properties of adjunctions, examples of adjunctions