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DefinitionDefinition: Literature-sourcedProof: Not applicablejudge pass (gpt-5.6-terra)audited 2026-09-01
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The one-step generator extension functor

Definition

Let A be a locally small Grothendieck category with fixed generator U, and let M be an object. Because subobjects of U form a set up to equivalence and each hom-class is a set, one may form the set SM={(N,φ)∣N⊆U, φ:N→M}.

For each (N,φ)∈SM, write iN:N↪U for the inclusion. The one-step generator extension of M is the pushout ⨁(N,φ)∈SMN⟶M↓↓⨁(N,φ)∈SMU⟶M(M) whose top map is induced by the φ and whose left map is induced by the iN.

The canonical map M→M(M) coming from the pushout is denoted ηM. A morphism g:M→M′ carries each pair (N,φ) to (N,g∘φ), so by the pushout universal property M↦M(M) defines an endofunctor.

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