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Relative Category Theory and Geometric Morphisms : A Logical Approach, Hardback Book

Relative Category Theory and Geometric Morphisms : A Logical Approach Hardback

Part of the Oxford Logic Guides series

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Topos theory provides an important setting and language for much of mathematical logic and set theory.

It is well known that a typed language can be given for a topos which allows a topos to be regarded as a category of sets.

This enables a fruitful interplay between category theory and set theory. However, one stumbling block to a logical approach to topos theory has been the treatment of geometric morphisms.

This book presents a convenient and natural solution to this problem by developing the notion of a frame relative to an elementary topos.

The authors show how this technique enables a logical approach to be taken to topics such as category theory relative to a topos and the relative Giraud theorem. The work is essentially self-contained except that the authors presuppose a familiarity with basic category theory and topos theory.

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