Freyd–Kelly factorization system

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The Freyd–Kelly factorization system is a concept in category theory that generalizes the idea of factoring morphisms into two classes with specific lifting and composition properties, providing a unifying framework for many standard factorization results.

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instanceOf categorical concept
factorization system
structure in category theory
appliesTo morphisms in a category
assumes a given category as ambient context
context abstract homotopy theory
higher category theory
describes factorization of morphisms
field category theory
generalizes classical factorization systems in categories
orthogonal factorization systems
hasComponent left class of morphisms
right class of morphisms
influenced later developments in categorical factorization theory
involves two classes of morphisms
namedAfter Gregory Maxwell Kelly NERFINISHED
Peter Freyd NERFINISHED
property factorization is functorial in many examples
provides unifying framework for standard factorization results
relatedTo algebraic weak factorization systems
orthogonality of morphisms
weak factorization systems
requiresProperty closure of the two classes of morphisms under composition
every morphism factors as a morphism in the first class followed by a morphism in the second class
lifting properties between the two classes of morphisms
studiedIn 2-category theory
usedFor abstracting epi–mono factorizations
abstracting image–coimage factorizations
organizing factorization theorems in category theory

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Peter Freyd notableWork Freyd–Kelly factorization system