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barsony Guest
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Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 11:01 am Post subject: categorical product with terminal object |
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Hi,
I had two questions concerning terminal objects. I hope anyone can help me.
1. How to prove formally that A is isomorphic to A x T, the categorical
product of A and a terminal object T? For example A ~ Ax1.
From the universal property of products it follows there is a unique arrow u
: A ---> A x 1 such that p_A u = id_A. (p_A is the projection A x 1 ---> A).
But why is u p_A = id_A as well?
2. If id_A is constant (i.e. it factors through a terminal object T) how
does it follow that A ~ T?
thanks for any help
-- barsony -- |
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