data-category-0.4: Restricted categories

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Data.Category.Dialg

Description

Dialg(F,G), the category of (F,G)-dialgebras and (F,G)-homomorphisms.

Synopsis

Documentation

data Dialgebra f g a whereSource

Objects of Dialg(F,G) are (F,G)-dialgebras.

Constructors

Dialgebra :: (Category c, Category d, Dom f ~ c, Dom g ~ c, Cod f ~ d, Cod g ~ d, Functor f, Functor g) => Obj c a -> d (f :% a) (g :% a) -> Dialgebra f g a 

data Dialg f g a b whereSource

Arrows of Dialg(F,G) are (F,G)-homomorphisms.

Constructors

DialgA :: (Category c, Category d, Dom f ~ c, Dom g ~ c, Cod f ~ d, Cod g ~ d, Functor f, Functor g) => Dialgebra f g a -> Dialgebra f g b -> c a b -> Dialg f g a b 

Instances

dialgId :: Dialgebra f g a -> Obj (Dialg f g) aSource

dialgebra :: Obj (Dialg f g) a -> Dialgebra f g aSource

type Alg f = Dialg f (Id (Dom f))Source

type Algebra f a = Dialgebra f (Id (Dom f)) aSource

type Coalg f = Dialg (Id (Dom f)) fSource

type Coalgebra f a = Dialgebra (Id (Dom f)) f aSource

type InitialFAlgebra f = InitialObject (Alg f)Source

The initial F-algebra is the initial object in the category of F-algebras.

type TerminalFAlgebra f = TerminalObject (Coalg f)Source

The terminal F-coalgebra is the terminal object in the category of F-coalgebras.

type Cata f a = Algebra f a -> Alg f (InitialFAlgebra f) aSource

A catamorphism of an F-algebra is the arrow to it from the initial F-algebra.

type Ana f a = Coalgebra f a -> Coalg f a (TerminalFAlgebra f)Source

A anamorphism of an F-coalgebra is the arrow from it to the terminal F-coalgebra.

newtype FixF f Source

FixF provides the initial F-algebra for endofunctors in Hask.

Constructors

InF 

Fields

outF :: f :% FixF f
 

cataHask :: Functor f => Cata (EndoHask f) aSource

Catamorphisms for endofunctors in Hask.

anaHask :: Functor f => Ana (EndoHask f) aSource

Anamorphisms for endofunctors in Hask.

data NatF (~>) whereSource

The category for defining the natural numbers and primitive recursion can be described as Dialg(F,G), with F(A)=<1,A> and G(A)=<A,A>.

Constructors

NatF :: NatF ~> 

Instances

data NatNum Source

Constructors

Z () 
S NatNum 

primRec :: (() -> t) -> (t -> t) -> NatNum -> tSource

data EMAdjF m Source

Constructors

EMAdjF (Monad m) 

Instances

(Dom m ~ ~>, Cod m ~ ~>, Functor m) => Functor (EMAdjF m) 

data EMAdjG m Source

Constructors

EMAdjG 

Instances

(Dom m ~ ~>, Cod m ~ ~>, Functor m) => Functor (EMAdjG m) 

eilenbergMooreAdj :: (Functor m, Dom m ~ ~>, Cod m ~ ~>) => Monad m -> Adjunction (Alg m) ~> (EMAdjF m) (EMAdjG m)Source