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Composing with an adjunction that induces the identity monad on the nose does not change the induced monad

Statement

Let F:CD:G and F:DE:G be adjunctions. Suppose the monad induced by FG is the identity monad on D on the nose: GF=1D, η=1, and GεF=1. Then the monad induced on C by the composite adjunction FFGG is the monad induced by FG on the nose.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The two adjunctions and the displayed strict identity-monad hypotheses.

[L1]

The composite adjunction has unit ηˉ=(GηF)η and counit εˉ=ε(FεG) (Adjunctions compose with the composite unit and counit formulas).

Proof

technique · direct
1.1

The composite induced endofunctor is GGFF=GF, and [L1] with η=1 gives ηˉ=η.

L1
2.1

Its multiplication is GGεˉFF. Expanding εˉ by [L1], then using GF=1D and GεF=1, reduces this transformation to GεF.

step 1.1L1
3.1

The endofunctor, unit, and multiplication obtained in steps 1.1 and 2.1 are exactly GF, η, and GεF, so the two induced monads agree on the nose.

step 1.1step 2.1

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