A Complete System of Proof for Diagrammatic Languages

Dissertation, University of California, Berkeley (1994)
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Abstract

Diagrammatic languages are a formalization of the use of commutative diagrams to describe properties of categories. Their use may be generalized to describe the objects of any category. A system of proof is presented which is complete for the diagrammatic languages corresponding to locally small cocomplete categories where every object is presentable

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