Regularity vs. constructive complete (co)distributivity
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Abstract: It is well known that a relation between sets is regular if, and only if, is completely distributive (cd), where is the complete lattice consisting of fixed points of the Kan adjunction induced by . For a small quantaloid , we investigate the -enriched version of this classical result, i.e., the regularity of -distributors versus the constructive complete distributivity (ccd) of -categories, and prove that "the dual of is (ccd) is regular is (ccd)" for any -distributor . Although the converse implications do not hold in general, in the case that is a commutative integral quantale, we show that these three statements are equivalent for any if, and only if, is a Girard quantale.
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