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C-system of a module over a $Jf$-relative monad

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arxiv 1602.00352 v1 pith:GZF53CD2 submitted 2016-02-01 math.LO math.CT

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Let $F$ be the category with the set of objects $\bf N$ and morphisms being the functions between the standard finite sets of the corresponding cardinalities. Let $Jf:F\rightarrow Sets$ be the obvious functor from this category to the category of sets. In this paper we construct, for any relative monad $\bf RR$ on $Jf$ and a left module $\bf LM$ over $\bf RR$, a C-system $C({\bf RR},{\bf LM})$ and explicitly compute the action of the B-system operations on its B-sets. In the following paper it is used to provide a rigorous mathematical approach to the construction of the C-systems underlying the term models of a wide class of dependent type theories. This paper is a result of evolution of arXiv:1407.3394. However this paper is much more detailed and contains a lot of material that is not contained in arXiv:1407.3394. It also does not cover some material that is covered in arXiv:1407.3394.

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