Initial objects, terminal objects, zero objects, and equalizers in the category Seg of Segal topological algebras
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Initial objects, terminal objects, zero objects, and equalizers in the category Seg of Segal topological algebras
In this paper the initial, terminal, and zero objects in the category Seg of Segal topological algebras are described and some sufficient conditions under which the equalizers in Seg exist are found.
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terminal object, segal topological algebras, equalizer, category, Science, Ideals and subalgebras, Q, equalizer., General theory of topological algebras, Categories, functors in functional analysis, initial object, Segal topological algebras, zero object
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