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Arrow category

The arrow category 𝖒→ of a category 𝖒 has morphisms of 𝖒 as objects, and for 𝑓 βˆˆπ–’(𝑋,π‘Œ) and 𝑓′ βˆˆπ–’(𝑋′,π‘Œβ€²) a morphism 𝑔 βˆˆπ–’β†’(𝑓,𝑓′) is a pair of morphisms 𝑔1 βˆˆπ–’(𝑋,𝑋′) and 𝑔2 βˆˆπ–’(π‘Œ,π‘Œβ€²) such that the following diagram commutes:1 cat

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Footnotes

  1. 2010. Category theory, p. 15 ↩