category of measurable spaces
- notation:
- objects: measurable spaces
- morphisms: measurable maps
- nLab Link
Limits and colimits can be constructed in the same way as for topological spaces.
Properties
Properties from the database
- is cocomplete
- has a cogenerator
- is complete
- has disjoint coproducts
- has a generator
- is infinitary distributive
- is locally small
- is well-copowered
- is well-powered
Deduced properties
- is locally essentially small
- has connected limits
- has filtered limits
- is finitely complete
- has wide pullbacks
- has equalizers
- has products
- has finite products
- has countable products
- has binary products
- has a terminal object
- has pullbacks
- is connected
- has coproducts
- has disjoint finite coproducts
- has finite coproducts
- is Cauchy complete
- has sequential limits
- is distributive
- has a strict initial object
- has an initial object
- is inhabited
- has connected colimits
- has filtered colimits
- is finitely cocomplete
- has wide pushouts
- has coequalizers
- has countable coproducts
- has binary coproducts
- has pushouts
- has sequential colimits
Non-Properties
Non-Properties from the database
- is not Malcev
- is not balanced
- is not cartesian closed
- is not skeletal
- does not have a strict terminal object
Deduced Non-Properties*
- is not discrete
- is not an elementary topos
- is not a Grothendieck topos
- is not trivial
- is not essentially discrete
- is not thin
- is not essentially small
- is not small
- is not essentially finite
- is not finite
- is not left cancellative
- is not pointed
- does not have zero morphisms
- is not preadditive
- is not additive
- is not abelian
- is not Grothendieck abelian
- is not split abelian
- is not a groupoid
- is not mono-regular
- does not have a subobject classifier
- is not right cancellative
- is not epi-regular
- is not self-dual
*This also uses the deduced properties.
Unknown properties
For these properties the database currently doesn't have an answer if they are satisfied or not. Please help to complete the data!
Special morphisms
- Isomorphisms: bijective measurable maps that map measurable sets to measurable sets
- Monomorphisms: injective measurable maps
- Epimorphisms: surjective measurable maps