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The unit and counit transpose formulas are mutually inverse

Statement

Let F⊣G have unit η and counit ε. For every u:Fc→d and v:c→Gd,

(u♭)♯=u,(v♯)♭=v,

where transposition is defined in Adjuncts and transposition under an adjunction.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: An adjunction F⊣G with unit η and counit ε, objects c,d, and morphisms u:Fc→d and v:c→Gd.

[L1]

The triangle identities are εFc∘F(ηc)=1Fc and G(εd)∘ηGd=1Gd (Adjunction by unit, counit, and the triangle identities).

[L2]

The transpose formulas are u♭=G(u)∘ηc and v♯=εd∘F(v) (Adjuncts and transposition under an adjunction).

Proof

technique · direct
1.1L2algebra

Expanding the first composite gives (u♭)♯=εd∘FG(u)∘F(ηc).

1.2given

Naturality of ε at u gives εd∘FG(u)=u∘εFc.

1.3L2algebra

Expanding the second composite gives (v♯)♭=G(εd)∘GF(v)∘ηc.

1.4given

Naturality of η at v gives GF(v)∘ηc=ηGd∘v.

2.1step 1.1step 1.2L1

Substituting step 1.2 into step 1.1 and applying the first triangle identity yields (u♭)♯=u∘εFc∘F(ηc)=u.

3.1step 1.3step 1.4L1∎

Substituting step 1.4 into step 1.3 and applying the second triangle identity yields (v♯)♭=G(εd)∘ηGd∘v=v.

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