effective monomorphism
A morphism is an effective monomorphism if the pushout exists and is the equalizer of the two coprojections .By the implications below, effective monomorphisms are closely related to strict and regular monomorphisms. Every effective monomorphism is regular and hence strict, and in a category with pushouts, every strict monomorphism is effective. Thus, in categories with pushouts, all three mentioned classes of monomorphisms coincide. See also this overview.
Relevant implications
Examples
There are 4 morphisms with this property.
Counterexamples
There are 11 morphisms without this property.
- Baer-Specker relations
- embedding of integers into rational numbers
- example of a non-strong extremal monomorphism
- handle of the universal fork
- inclusion of positive numbers
- map into the singleton set
- multiplication by 2
- presentation of the walking idempotent
- reduction modulo p
- universal morphism
- universal split epimorphism
Unknown
There are 0 morphisms for which the database has no information on whether they satisfy this property.
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