For a regular category , the regular coverage on is the coverage whose each covering family has one element which is a regular epimorphism.
The Grothendieck topology generated from a regular coverage is called the regular topology.
subcanonicalGrothendieck topology whose covering families are generated by single regular epimorphisms: the regular coverage.
If is exact or has pullback-stable reflexive coequalizers, then its codomain fibration is a stack for this topology (the necessary and sufficient condition is that any pullback of a kernel pair is again a kernel pair).
For the syntactic category of a regular theory, the regular coverage makes it the syntactic site, which is a site of defininition for the classifying topos of .
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