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A componentwise family of morphisms need not be a natural transformation and hence need not be a unit

Statement refuted

For functors F:CD and G:DC, any family of correctly typed morphisms ηX:XGFX is a possible unit.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The identity functors F=G=1Set, the von Neumann sets 1={0} and 2={0,1}, and the inclusion i:12 with i(0)=0.

[F1]

A natural transformation α:FG must satisfy GfαA=αBFf for every f:AB (Natural transformation and its components).

[F2]

Sets and functions form the large locally small category Set (Sets and functions form the large locally small category Set).

[F3]

A unit of an adjunction is a natural transformation 1CGF (Adjunction by unit, counit, and the triangle identities).

Counterexample

technique · direct
1.1

Let η2:22 transpose 0 and 1, and let ηX=1X for every set X2. These are correctly typed components in the category [F2].

F2construct
2.1

For i:12, the left side of [F1] is iη1, which sends 0 to 0, while the right side is η2i, which sends 0 to 1. Thus the naturality equation fails.

step 1.1F1
3.1

The family is not a natural transformation and therefore cannot be a unit by [F3]. Correct component types alone do not suffice.

step 2.1F3

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