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Examples of Finite Random Categories, in the first chapter, their definition requirres only the primary morphisms and the corresponding objects, i.e. the sources and the endings of the primary morphisms. The sets which are sources or endings both of the derived morphisms and of the morphism obtained by composition of the morphisms willAER 发表于 2025-3-24 13:34:09
The Reduction of One Random Morphism to an ,-Deterministic One, and the ending X generates a random morphism with the source and respective ending equal to X/. where . is the equivalence relation. Therefore if we consider a bijection of the set X on itself (i.e. a special case of deterministic morphism) and we pass to a poorer set (the set of equivalence class柔美流畅 发表于 2025-3-24 16:25:48
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Processes in Finite Random Categories,Let N be a finite denumerable totally ordered set with prime element (this is often the set of natural numbers) and let . be an FR-category well-equipped. We shall call a .. any application.DRILL 发表于 2025-3-24 23:22:05
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