horizontal categorification
horizontal categorification noun: the process by which an algebraic structure is first categorified, realising it as a one-object category with certain properties, and then categories with those properties (and any number of objects) are studied; also, the result of this process.
Noun
horizontal categorification (plural horizontal categorifications)
- The process by which an algebraic structure is first categorified, realising it as a one-object category with certain properties, and then categories with those properties (and any number of objects) are studied; also, the result of this process.
- The horizontal categorification of a group is a groupoid.
- Synonyms:
- oidification
Synonyms of horizontal categorification
- oidification
Forms of horizontal categorification
| plural | horizontal categorifications |
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Questions about horizontal categorification
- What does horizontal categorification mean?
- Horizontal categorification means the process by which an algebraic structure is first categorified, realising it as a one-object category with certain properties, and then categories with those properties (and any number of objects) are studied; also, the result of this process.
- What part of speech is horizontal categorification?
- Horizontal categorification is a noun.
- What is the plural of horizontal categorification?
- The plural of horizontal categorification is horizontal categorifications.
Words near horizontal categorification in the dictionary
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