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   • CommentAuthorTim_Porter
   • CommentTimeMar 23rd 2014
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   Author: Tim_Porter
   Format: MarkdownItexIn looking at categories of pro-objects in various settings I noted that in the literature there is little on the dual properties of accessibility, f.p., etc. yet these are the sorts of properties and categorisations that I would seem to be using. I did a search on Google, but without much success. Has anyone met other good examples of coaccessible categories etc.? This leads me back to an old question which related to the dual categories of Grothendieck categories and the old paper of Oberst which linked them with Linearly Compact Rings. (J.ALg 15 (1970) p.473 -542). I feel that there may be some more recent informationbut again I have not managed to find any.

   In looking at categories of pro-objects in various settings I noted that in the literature there is little on the dual properties of accessibility, f.p., etc. yet these are the sorts of properties and categorisations that I would seem to be using. I did a search on Google, but without much success. Has anyone met other good examples of coaccessible categories etc.?

   This leads me back to an old question which related to the dual categories of Grothendieck categories and the old paper of Oberst which linked them with Linearly Compact Rings. (J.ALg 15 (1970) p.473 -542). I feel that there may be some more recent informationbut again I have not managed to find any.