Structure

dual generalized variety

A category is a dual generalized variety if its dual is a generalized variety. Explicitly, a category C\C is a dual generalized variety if it has cosifted limits and there is an essentially small collection GG of strongly finitely copresentable objects such that every object is a cosifted limit of objects from GG. Here, an object XX is strongly finitely copresentable if the functor Hom⁡(−,X):Cop→Set+\Hom(-,X) : \C^{\op} \to \Set^+ maps cosifted limits in C\C to colimits in Set+\Set^+. We avoid the term "covariety" since it is already used for categories of coalgebras.

Relevant implications

Examples

There are 23 categories with this property.

Counterexamples

There are 116 categories without this property.

Unknown

There are 0 categories for which the database has no information on whether they satisfy this property.

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