let C, D be Category; :: thesis: for F being covariant Functor of (alter C),(alter D) holds F is Functor of C,D
let F be covariant Functor of (alter C),(alter D); :: thesis: F is Functor of C,D
reconsider F1 = F as Function of the carrier' of C, the carrier' of D ;
A1: ( F is identity-preserving & F is multiplicative ) by Def25;
A2: for a being Object of C ex b being Object of D st F1 . (id a) = id b
proof
let a be Object of C; :: thesis: ex b being Object of D st F1 . (id a) = id b
reconsider a1 = id a as morphism of (alter C) ;
a1 is identity by Th42;
then consider b being Object of D such that
A3: F . a1 = id b by Th42, A1;
take b ; :: thesis: F1 . (id a) = id b
thus F1 . (id a) = id b by A3, Def21; :: thesis: verum
end;
A4: for f being Morphism of C holds
( F1 . (id (dom f)) = id (dom (F1 . f)) & F1 . (id (cod f)) = id (cod (F1 . f)) )
proof
let f be Morphism of C; :: thesis: ( F1 . (id (dom f)) = id (dom (F1 . f)) & F1 . (id (cod f)) = id (cod (F1 . f)) )
reconsider f1 = f as morphism of (alter C) ;
reconsider d1 = id (dom f) as morphism of (alter C) ;
dom f = cod (id (dom f)) ;
then A5: f1 |> d1 by CAT_1:15;
A6: F . d1 is identity by Th42, A1;
reconsider d2 = id (dom (F1 . f)) as morphism of (alter D) ;
dom (F1 . f) = cod (id (dom (F1 . f))) ;
then [(F1 . f),(id (dom (F1 . f)))] in dom the Comp of D by CAT_1:15;
then A7: F . f1 |> d2 by Def21;
F . d1 = dom (F . f1) by A1, A5, A6, Th26
.= d2 by Th42, A7, Th26 ;
hence F1 . (id (dom f)) = id (dom (F1 . f)) by Def21; :: thesis: F1 . (id (cod f)) = id (cod (F1 . f))
reconsider c1 = id (cod f) as morphism of (alter C) ;
cod f = dom (id (cod f)) ;
then A8: c1 |> f1 by CAT_1:15;
A9: F . c1 is identity by Th42, A1;
reconsider c2 = id (cod (F1 . f)) as morphism of (alter D) ;
cod (F1 . f) = dom (id (cod (F1 . f))) ;
then [(id (cod (F1 . f))),(F1 . f)] in dom the Comp of D by CAT_1:15;
then A10: c2 |> F . f1 by Def21;
F . c1 = cod (F . f1) by A1, A8, A9, Th27
.= c2 by Th42, A10, Th27 ;
hence F1 . (id (cod f)) = id (cod (F1 . f)) by Def21; :: thesis: verum
end;
for f, g being Morphism of C st dom g = cod f holds
F1 . (g (*) f) = (F1 . g) (*) (F1 . f)
proof
let f, g be Morphism of C; :: thesis: ( dom g = cod f implies F1 . (g (*) f) = (F1 . g) (*) (F1 . f) )
assume A11: dom g = cod f ; :: thesis: F1 . (g (*) f) = (F1 . g) (*) (F1 . f)
reconsider f1 = f, g1 = g as morphism of (alter C) ;
A12: [g1,f1] in dom the composition of (alter C) by A11, CAT_1:15;
A13: g1 |> f1 by A11, CAT_1:15;
A14: the composition of (alter C) . (g1,f1) = g1 (*) f1 by A12, Def2, Def3;
A15: ( F . g1 = F1 . g & F . f1 = F1 . f ) by Def21;
A16: [(F1 . g),(F1 . f)] in dom the Comp of D by A15, Def2, A13, A1;
thus F1 . (g (*) f) = F1 . ( the Comp of C . (g,f)) by A11, CAT_1:16
.= F . (g1 (*) f1) by A14, Def21
.= (F . g1) (*) (F . f1) by A13, A1
.= the Comp of D . ((F1 . g),(F1 . f)) by A15, Def3, A13, A1
.= (F1 . g) (*) (F1 . f) by A16, CAT_1:def 1 ; :: thesis: verum
end;
hence F is Functor of C,D by A2, A4, CAT_1:61; :: thesis: verum