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arxiv 2508.11615 v1 pith:UOGEWII3 submitted 2025-08-15 math.CT

Magmal characterisations of cocartesian categories

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We present a survey of characterisations of cocartesian categories in terms of monoidal categories - and, more generally, magmal categories - satisfying additional properties. In particular, we show that the following are equivalent for a unital magmal category $(\mathcal M, \otimes)$, sharpening several classical characterisations. * $(\mathcal M, \otimes)$ is cocartesian monoidal. * Every object of $\mathcal M$ admits the structure of a unital magma with respect to $\otimes$, such that every morphism is a homomorphism, and a single compatibility condition holds between the magma structures and $\otimes$. * The tensor product functor ${\otimes} \colon \mathcal M \times \mathcal M \to \mathcal M$ admits a right adjoint.

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