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semilattice object
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Context
Algebra
algebra , higher algebra
universal algebra
monoid , semigroup , quasigroup
nonassociative algebra
associative unital algebra
commutative algebra
Lie algebra , Jordan algebra
Leibniz algebra , pre-Lie algebra
Poisson algebra , Frobenius algebra
lattice , frame , quantale
Boolean ring , Heyting algebra
commutator , center
monad , comonad
distributive law
Group theory
Ring theory
Module theory
Categorical algebra
Monoid theory
Category theory
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Idea
The notion of a semilattice object is the generalization of that of semilattice as one passes from the ambient category of sets into more general ambient categories with suitable properties.
Definition
In a symmetric monoidal category with diagonals ( C , ⊗ , I , Δ ) (C, \otimes, I, \Delta) , a semilattice object is a commutative monoid object ( M , μ , η ) (M, \mu, \eta) such that μ ∘ Δ M = id M \mu \circ \Delta_M = \mathrm{id}_M , where Δ M \Delta_M is the diagonal morphism of M M and id M \mathrm{id}_M is the identity morphism of M M .
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