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Locally finite adequate subcategories (English)
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It is shown that a complete category which is not preordered cannot have a two-sided adequate subcategory all of whose hom-sets are finite. The proof involves compact Hausdorff topologies. A stronger result is obtained in this work by decomposing adequacy.
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preordered category
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finite hom-sets
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complete category
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adequate subcategory
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compact Hausdorff topologies
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decomposing adequacy
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