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On the equivalence between the existence of $n$-kernels and $n$-cokernels

Vitor Gulisz, Wolfgang Rump

In idempotent complete preadditive categories with weak kernels and weak cokernels, n-kernels exist exactly when n-cokernels do.

arxiv:2510.23369 v2 · 2025-10-27 · math.CT · math.RA · math.RT

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C1strongest claim

If an idempotent complete preadditive category has weak kernels and weak cokernels, then it has n-kernels if and only if it has n-cokernels, where n is a nonnegative integer.

C2weakest assumption

The category under consideration is idempotent complete and preadditive and already possesses weak kernels and weak cokernels (as stated in the main theorem).

C3one line summary

In idempotent complete preadditive categories with weak kernels and weak cokernels, n-kernels exist if and only if n-cokernels exist.

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arxiv: 2510.23369 · arxiv_version: 2510.23369v2 · doi: 10.48550/arxiv.2510.23369 · pith_short_12: LV22X6ZNTHRC · pith_short_16: LV22X6ZNTHRCSBZQ · pith_short_8: LV22X6ZN
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