let A, B be category; ( A,B are_isomorphic implies A,B are_equivalent )
assume
A,B are_isomorphic
; A,B are_equivalent
then consider F being Functor of A,B such that
A1:
( F is bijective & F is covariant )
;
reconsider F = F as covariant Functor of A,B by A1;
consider G being Functor of B,A such that
A2:
G = F "
and
A3:
( G is bijective & G is covariant )
by A1, FUNCTOR0:48;
reconsider G = G as covariant Functor of B,A by A3;
take
F
; YELLOW18:def 2 ex G being covariant Functor of B,A st
( G * F, id A are_naturally_equivalent & F * G, id B are_naturally_equivalent )
take
G
; ( G * F, id A are_naturally_equivalent & F * G, id B are_naturally_equivalent )
thus
( G * F, id A are_naturally_equivalent & F * G, id B are_naturally_equivalent )
by A1, A2, FUNCTOR1:18, FUNCTOR1:19; verum