A strict morphism is a morphism for which the notion of regular image and regular coimage coincide.
Compare with strict epimorphism.
Let be a category with finite limits and colimits. Let be a morphism in .
Recall that the regular image of is the limit
i.e. the equalizer of ,
while the regular coimage is the colimit
By the various universal properties, there is a unique morphism
such that
The morphism is called a strict morphism if is an isomorphism.
Examples of categories in which every morphism is strict include
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